Isabel Fandino

Canada’s international graduate students and COVID-19: Beyond the rhetoric of welcome

Pallavi Banerjee and Isabel Fandino / August 6, 2020 / 6 min read

When unprecedented crisis situations arise, protectionist laws are implemented, bills are amended, and policies changed. However, for those under temporary or vulnerable legal status in Canada, exploitative conditions are continuously normalized. It is time for Canada and its universities to reassess their treatment of international graduate students.

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