Honestly, it's getting pretty wild with all the changes in canada immigration lately! I've got a cousin who moved to Toronto last year to study, and now she's stressed about finding a job after graduation. The government is lowering the number of new temporary residents and permanent residents because of stuff like housing shortages and too much pressure on social services. They want to make sure things don't get totally out of hand, like rents shooting up and schools getting too packed.

So what does that mean for foreign students who hope to work or stay after? Well, it's definitely getting harder. If you're already in Canada as a student, you still have a shot, but now lots of the PR spots are going to people who've already lived or worked in Canada, especially those in jobs like healthcare or trades. I personally think they're trying to make immigration work smoother for people who actually plan to stay long term, but yeah, it's rough for new students wanting to move and start fresh. My advice is, if you're coming to Canada for school, plan ahead and pick in-demand programs, cause getting a job after is definitely not as easy as it used to be. I'm rooting for you though – just don't sleep on your research!