Canada’s immigration policy has seen a significant shift in the last year, with a cap on international students, reduction of permanent workers and a pause on most private asylum sponsorships. Immigration Minister Marc Miller says the situation became “overheated” and the system needed an infusion of “discipline.” (Dec. 21, 2024)
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