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'Scale is too high' to give financial relief to B.C. universities, colleges: Eby

  • British Columbia's post-secondary institutions implement staff layoffs and program closures across multiple campuses.
  • The federal government reduced international student visas in January 2024 by 35 percent.
  • Institutions like Camosun College and Kwantlen Polytechnic University report significant financial shortfalls and job cuts.
  • Okanagan College projects a $13.4 million revenue decline for the 2025-26 academic year.
  • Premier David Eby states provincial financial assistance is too expensive and lobbies Ottawa to loosen immigration rules.
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'Scale is too high' to give financial relief to B.C. universities, colleges: Eby

British Columbia's post-secondary institutions are making cuts to address federal immigration rules targeting international students

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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