School Years: Canadian and Community Relationships

school years: They might have also worked during school years so they would have Canadian work experience, according to Brandon Sun. Immigration Minister John McCallum recognized this when he said last June that, "I have not had one person disagree with me when I say international students are a very fertile recruiting stream for us. The idea is that it should be easy for them to integrate to Canadian society because they have the language, they are immersed in a dynamic community, they are job ready and learned their profession in a Canadian institution, and they develop community relationships faster than any other immigrant from a different stream. They're young, educated, they speak English or French. They're exactly what we need for the future."According to a 2015 survey by the Canadian Bureau for International Education, more than half of international students are willing to stay and make Canada their home once they graduate. They know something about our country. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.