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Business & Technology

Maxed out: Why international student visas are a growing cost at Ontario’s universities

Financial concerns rise for students with Canada's new visa restrictions

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A page from the managing editor’s diary

My family’s resilience and strength is a pillar of my identity

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Communities Diaspora Diaries

Why Canada?

Whether it be while slipping on black ice or stand-offs with geese, I have often asked myself this question

Mayor Olivia Chow returns to TMU for a democracy forum

November 4, 2023

She has previously taught at the university and attended the school's mayoral debate

African international students at TMU have a first-time concern: Racism

February 28, 2023

International students from African countries are coming to terms with being Black in a Western country

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Stuck at home: TMU international students struggle with delays in acquiring student permits

September 22, 2022

Students call the delays 'stressful' and 'isolating'

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Rye experts on welcoming and sponsoring Afghan refugees amidst crisis

September 7, 2021

Humanitarian aid begins with ordinary people reaching out a helping hand to those who need support, according to experts

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Through my eyes: Cultivating connections as a third-culture kid

David Cassels shares how he came to find community centred in people, not place

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Communities COVID-19

Ryerson research chair brings international scope to immigration, COVID-19

October 6, 2020

Acknowledging Canada as a settler-colonial state is frequently left out of academic discussion, she said

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Grief, identity, racism: My rollercoaster from Nigeria to Ryerson

September 24, 2019

Oluwateniola Valerie Ijeoma Jegede explores her journey from Nigeria to Toronto and the challenges that came with it.

Latinx community discuss settlement in Canada

Faculty, alumni and staff discussed how to overcome the challenges of settling in Canada from Latin American countries

Ryerson applies to $10 million federal challenge

The university nominated a researcher focusing on immigration and settlement