'Risk penalizing the good with the bad,' suggests ScotiaBank economist
that enter Canada to ensure that it doesn’t hurt the country’s ability to attract “top talent,” business leaders and economists say.
“International students are a significant source of talent that should not be underestimated,” she said. “However, we also have a responsibility to protect vulnerable international students who might fall prey to unethical practices and dubious promises.” He said the number of students some institutions enrol is five to six times higher than their capacity, and that these institutions exist “purely to profit off the backs of vulnerable international students.
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