Can international students work more than 40 hours in Canada?--and other questions, answered.

This article provides information and tips for international students studying in Canada on how to make money and get financial support. It highlights the high cost of tuition for international students and the limited ability to work in full-time positions. The article suggests ways to offset the cost of education, such as applying for scholarships and bursaries, claiming benefits from the Canadian government, and taking advantage of banking incentives. It also discusses opportunities for gaining professional experience through internships and co-op placements. Additionally, the article mentions that international students can apply for student loans, although they are not eligible for government student loans. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of living on a tight budget and utilizing the resources available to international students. [Extracted from the article]