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A decade ago, six Ontario colleges had set up public-private partnerships. Since then, the number of arrangements has continued to grow. Doug Ronson asks if the benefits outweigh the risks.

Welcoming international students and improving their language skills are essential for Canada to achieve its economic goals, the minister of immigration has said.

After the pandemic caused international student numbers to drop dramatically, Languages Canada says it’s back and stronger than ever.

More than 500 international students who paid tuition to three Québec colleges that filed for creditor protection are unlikely to receive full refunds.

Five students from India were killed in a car crash on March 12 when their van collided with a tractor trailer truck on a busy highway east of Toronto.

A buyer may have been found for three Québec private colleges that filed for creditor protection that left hundreds of international students in the lurch.

Immigrants with experience studying in Canada earn "considerably more" than those who completed their education in other countries, research has suggested.

Indian students in various parts of Canada are protesting after more than 1,000 lost their tuition fees when three private Québec colleges sought creditor protection.

A year after going into creditor protection, Laurentian University in Canada is struggling to attract new international students.

Hundreds of Indian students seeking tuition refunds have been left in limbo after three colleges and an affiliated recruitment company filed for creditor protection.