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Fewer international students made it to Windsor, Ont., in 2024. Local businesses are feeling the impact

Fewer international students made their way to Windsor and Canada this year due to the recent immigration changes. That is having an impact on the local businesses that depended on them historically.

By: cbc.ca

Dec 31 2024
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Fewer international students made it to Windsor, Ont., in 2024. Local businesses are feeling the impact

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Fewer international students made it to Windsor, Ont., in 2024. Local businesses are feeling the impact

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