They are the only students who stay in New Brunswick for post secondary education and help make this area slightly more diverse than Jesus-loving nosey neighbour types that are always looking out their living room windows into my house to see what I’m doing so they can snarkily ask about it later.
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It probably should vary province to province - places with less available housing should have less international student slots available. Ontario needs a cap, for sure, because it's impossible for anybody to get a place here anymore, not just because of students but because of a affordability and availability.