A recent survey from Thompson Rivers University reveals that 55% of international students in Canada struggle with housing, a challenge worsened by new immigration caps. Racial discrimination and financial uncertainty further complicate their situation. The survey highlights the need for universities to diversify scholarships, enhance student support programs, and foster cross-cultural understanding. Researchers stress that Canada must address these challenges to remain a welcoming destination for global talent. Surbhi Sagar and Athira Pushpamgathan co-authored the study.
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