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The Council of Agencies Serving South Asians (CASSA) is an umbrella organization of agencies, groups, and individuals that provide services to the South Asian Community. We envision and strive for a Canada free of all forms of discrimination in which all communities are free from marginalization and are fully empowered to participate in defining Canada’s political, economic, social and cultural future.

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Lack of Supports and Quality Education

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The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is tasked with facilitating the settlement of immigrants and refugees in Canada, aiming to promote successful integration into social, cultural, civic, and economic…

Cheap Labour

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The role of international students in Canada’s economy has become a contentious issue, particularly regarding their status as a source of both inexpensive labor and significant revenue. In a recent…

The Economic Impact and Challenges of International Students

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In recent years, international students have become essential contributors to Canada’s post-secondary education system, significantly impacting the national economy. According to a report on the Economic Impact of International Students,…

The Housing Crisis in Canada: International Students as a Scapegoat

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As Canada grapples with a significant housing crisis, a growing narrative has emerged that attributes the housing crunch to immigration. This perspective not only oversimplifies a complex issue but also…

Addressing the Information Gap for International Students in Canada

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While Canada is celebrated for its welcoming and inclusive ethos, a significant information gap exists regarding the realities faced by international students, particularly from South Asia. Both governmental bodies and…

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