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Manitoba faces steep international student decline after the Federal Government slashes allocations by 40 per cent

Manitoba's post-secondary institutions are grappling with severe financial pressures after the Federal Government cut international student allocations by 40 per cent, dropping from 18,591 in 2025 to just 11,196 in 2026. Advanced Education and Training Minister Renee Cable criticized the unilateral decision, noting it was made without provincial consultation and has led to plummeting enrolment and revenue losses across universities and colleges. Cable emphasized that international students bring not only financial stability but also diversity and innovation to campuses. Despite these federal-imposed challenges, Manitoba's Government pledges continued support for its education system while pushing for solutions with federal officials.



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