In response to a housing shortage, Canada is considering imposing a cap on international students, disclosed by Immigration Minister Marc Miller in an interview with CTV.
The move comes as the nation grapples with housing affordability concerns, intensified by a surge in migrants and students, prompting a reevaluation of immigration policies.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government faces criticism for a housing crisis attributed to population growth and a slowdown in construction.
Miller revealed the Liberal government’s contemplation of a cap during the first and second quarters of this year, acknowledging the need to address the disconcerting influx of international students.
Official data shows a substantial rise in foreign students with active visas, prompting a closer examination of potential strategies to alleviate the housing predicament.
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