"No SIX Months Waiting for Off-Campus Work Permit" - COMING SOON

[itstime]

I am working on it further but for now you must go through that:

http://www.canadagazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2012/2012-12-29/html/reg1-eng.html

That is OLD news. It's been mulled over here at length.

I want you to CITE and OFFICIAL source for these lines of text in your original post:

The proposed regulations, pre-published in the Canada Gazette Part I on December 29, 2012, have now been approved. We expect the final regulations to be published in the Canada Gazette Part II on February 12, 2014.

The coming into force date for these regulations, as stated in the final regulations themselves, has been scheduled for this spring, more specifically, June 2014.

 

[itstime]

and this is link for that list, check yourself.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/participants.asp

That is the list that is valid under current rules. If it's still valid IF the proposal goes through, we won't know until then.

 

[Ambitious15]

hi itstime

no, this list is the one which will be valid under the new regulations okay, please read the released news carefully !

 

[Regina]

will be valid under the new regulations

No, it is not. There could be changes. They want to eliminate some of the colleges because of bad history of their work with international students.

The overall objective of these proposed amendments would be to strengthen the integrity of Canada's immigration program by requiring study permit holders to actively pursue their studies, reducing the number of non-genuine and poor quality educational institutions hosting study permit holders,

And here they are not talking about the students of "non-designated institution" which are not on today's list,
but about institutions which are on the list now but will be excluded at the moment when the new regulations come in force:

Upon the coming into force of these proposed Regulations, those students who already hold a study permit and are studying at a non-designated learning institution would be permitted to complete the program of study in which they were enrolled for the duration of that permit, and to obtain an extension for this purpose

 

[singh-ak]

No, it is not. There could be changes. They whan to eliminate some of the colleges because of bad history of their work with international students.

Can you let us know which colleges in those list have bad history and have high chances of being removed from the list?

 

[itstime]

hi itstime

no, this list is the one which will be valid under the new regulations okay, please read the released news carefully !

No, this list is CURRENT relates to the CURRENT regulations. Official release of the changes have yet to be posted. I have checked *and check daily( for news in Gazette and on CIC and I have yet to see publicized news that corroborates the original post in this thread that the changes will be published Feb 12. I have also not seen anything that says @this list will be valid with the new regulations when they come in to effect.

The lists HAS changed though. At the bottom of the page it says it was last updated Jan 30.

 

[itstime]

Can you let us know which colleges in those list have bad history and have high chances of being removed from the list?

I am sure search engines can help you with that.

 

[Regina]

t have bad history and have high chances of being removed from the list?

Unfortunately, at the moment only " a word of mouth".
But you can use your common sense too when you look for a school. Do not go to some shitty college only because their tuition is below any common sense in comparison to proper universities.

 

[usman_14pk]

That is the list that is valid under current rules. If it's still valid IF the proposal goes through, we won't know until then.

This message was send as email to International Students at Windsor University by International Affairs Department of the university.
I am trying to contact them further to find out the actual source.

 

[Ambitious15]

Okay friends,

thank you, I was mistaken really, I hope we hear good news soon.

I've been admitted to September 2014 intake

 

[Regina]

This message was send as email to International Students at Windsor University by International Affairs Department of the university.

FYI. Nothing more.

 

[usman_14pk]

FYI. Nothing more.

Yeh it seems to!

 

[itstime]

This message was send as email to International Students at Windsor University by International Affairs Department of the university.
I am trying to contact them further to find out the actual source.

Oh.. So it is NOT from an official source, i.e. CIC that your information comes from.

Pure speculations then.

 

[usman_14pk]

That is OLD news. It's been mulled over here at length.

I want you to CITE and OFFICIAL source for these lines of text in your original post:

The proposed regulations, pre-published in the Canada Gazette Part I on December 29, 2012, have now been approved. We expect the final regulations to be published in the Canada Gazette Part II on February 12, 2014.

The coming into force date for these regulations, as stated in the final regulations themselves, has been scheduled for this spring, more specifically, June 2014.

Read this: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/new-requirements-benefit-international-students-t185011.0.html

Now it is making sense that 'things' are going to implement by June 2014.
Let's see what happen. JUNE is not so far.

 

[itstime]

Read this: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/new-requirements-benefit-international-students-t185011.0.html

Now it is making sense that 'things' are going to implement by June 2014.
Let's see what happen. JUNE is not so far.

That is still NOT CIC, even though that is BC government. Provincial is not the same as federal. We've seen it before.