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Study In Canada: Top Universities, Courses And Application Process
Study In Canada: Students who wish to remain in Canada after graduation can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
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Opinion | Universities Are Feeling The Pinch As Indian Students Ditch The 'Big Four'
Indian students are increasingly looking beyond the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. But why?
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All You Need To Know Before Pursuing Nursing Courses Abroad
Nursing Courses Abroad: Countries such as the UK, Australia, and Canada offer a range of programs.
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Canada Changes Visa Norms Amid Rent Crisis. How This Hits Indian Students
Indians planning to study in Canada and those pursuing courses there stand to be the worst-affected as the Justin Trudeau administration brings in new norms for overseas students in its bid to tackle rising unemployment and a housing crisis.
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Justin Trudeau's "Credible Allegation" Comment After India's Counterattack
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Thursday reiterated that there're "credible allegations" that should be taken "extremely seriously" as he urged India to work with his country to allow justice to follow its course in killing of Khalistani extremist leader.
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After US, Canada Visa Appointments, Permits For Indian Students Delayed
The Indian High Commission in Ottawa has asked the Canadian authorities to look into the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, who are unable to join the academic courses due to delays.
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Policy "Run Its Course"? Canada Eyes Lifting Covid Curbs Amid Protests
Canada's Saskatchewan province announced Tuesday the lifting of all Covid restrictions including wearing of masks and proof of vaccination for indoor dining -- as truckers continued occupying Ottawa with similar demands.
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Canada PM Justin Trudeau Warns Against Vote Split In Tight Election
With the Canadian election in a dead heat two days before the September 20 vote, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Conservative rival implored supporters to stay the course and avoid vote splitting that could hand their opponent victory.
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Opinion: Canada Just Learned That Donald Trump's America Is The World's Worst Friend
Being close to America is sort of like having the world's lousiest friend. In the ordinary course of business, it belittles you, ignores you, takes you for granted. When it needs you, when it's in the middle of an emergency, it shows up expecting you to drop everything. Then, the moment it has what it wants, it forgets you ever existed.
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Tropical Storm Forms Off US, to Stalk Canada
The third storm of the Atlantic hurricane system formed Monday off the US coast and is on course to menace Canada, forecasters said.
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'This course can kill you': A treacherous downhill slope
One skier bloodied his face. Another blew out his knee in a nasty fall. All told, 10 of 55 starters failed to make it all the way down the slope.
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Canada lifts most sanctions against Myanmar
Canada on Tuesday lifted most sanctions against Myanmar, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced, saying the long-isolated nation has "changed course in a major way." The move by Canada came one day after the suspension by the European Union of most sanctions against the country formerly known as Burma. "Effective immediately, Canada is sus...
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Study In Canada: Top Universities, Courses And Application Process
Study In Canada: Students who wish to remain in Canada after graduation can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
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Opinion | Universities Are Feeling The Pinch As Indian Students Ditch The 'Big Four'
Indian students are increasingly looking beyond the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. But why?
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All You Need To Know Before Pursuing Nursing Courses Abroad
Nursing Courses Abroad: Countries such as the UK, Australia, and Canada offer a range of programs.
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Canada Changes Visa Norms Amid Rent Crisis. How This Hits Indian Students
Indians planning to study in Canada and those pursuing courses there stand to be the worst-affected as the Justin Trudeau administration brings in new norms for overseas students in its bid to tackle rising unemployment and a housing crisis.
-
Justin Trudeau's "Credible Allegation" Comment After India's Counterattack
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Thursday reiterated that there're "credible allegations" that should be taken "extremely seriously" as he urged India to work with his country to allow justice to follow its course in killing of Khalistani extremist leader.
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After US, Canada Visa Appointments, Permits For Indian Students Delayed
The Indian High Commission in Ottawa has asked the Canadian authorities to look into the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, who are unable to join the academic courses due to delays.
-
Policy "Run Its Course"? Canada Eyes Lifting Covid Curbs Amid Protests
Canada's Saskatchewan province announced Tuesday the lifting of all Covid restrictions including wearing of masks and proof of vaccination for indoor dining -- as truckers continued occupying Ottawa with similar demands.
-
Canada PM Justin Trudeau Warns Against Vote Split In Tight Election
With the Canadian election in a dead heat two days before the September 20 vote, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Conservative rival implored supporters to stay the course and avoid vote splitting that could hand their opponent victory.
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Opinion: Canada Just Learned That Donald Trump's America Is The World's Worst Friend
Being close to America is sort of like having the world's lousiest friend. In the ordinary course of business, it belittles you, ignores you, takes you for granted. When it needs you, when it's in the middle of an emergency, it shows up expecting you to drop everything. Then, the moment it has what it wants, it forgets you ever existed.
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Tropical Storm Forms Off US, to Stalk Canada
The third storm of the Atlantic hurricane system formed Monday off the US coast and is on course to menace Canada, forecasters said.
-
'This course can kill you': A treacherous downhill slope
One skier bloodied his face. Another blew out his knee in a nasty fall. All told, 10 of 55 starters failed to make it all the way down the slope.
-
Canada lifts most sanctions against Myanmar
Canada on Tuesday lifted most sanctions against Myanmar, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced, saying the long-isolated nation has "changed course in a major way." The move by Canada came one day after the suspension by the European Union of most sanctions against the country formerly known as Burma. "Effective immediately, Canada is sus...
