Ontario - Amid international student decline, northern Ontario colleges pleased with uptick in domestic enrolment

Sault College president Sherri Smith says the school has eliminated some of its business programs amid the international student cap, but that skilled trades and healthcare programs are performing well with boosts in domestic student numbers.

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