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In Canada, over one million foreign students are primarily restricted to low-wage, part-time jobs. This is due to youth unemployment figures in Canada currently hovering near 12%, according to the government’s statistical agency, with the overall unemployment rate reaching 6.1% in March. Nairametrics learned that Canada’s population reached about 39 million, marking the fastest rate since 1957, primarily due to immigration. However, this rapid increase has contributed to housing cost pressures and strains on government-financed health care, leading to a tightening job market that impacts the country’s large cohort of international students. The country has witnessed long queues forming out

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