Education + Skills

This study identifies the barriers to in-study employment and underscores the importance of the Work-integrated learning (WIL) for international learners in Ontario.
This brief draws on new national survey data to examine how Canadians view these phone restriction policies and broader digital regulation for youth.
This report aims to provide federal and provincial policymakers and post-secondary leaders with actionable advice for renewing international education in Canada.
An Action Plan for Renewing Ontario’s International Education System examines the role of international students in Ontario's postsecondary system, highlighting concerns over recruitment practices, housing access, and the quality of student experience, and proposes key areas for reform.
This brief presents the findings of a national representative survey conducted by the Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University from April 11-22, 2024, before Ontario announced its new restrictions, to gauge Canadian attitudes with respect to cell phone bans in classrooms.
- Let Students Lead Canada’s Phone-Free Revolution — With Rules That Actually Hold
- Canadians want social media regulation. Parliament needs to get on with it
- Banking on AI: Generative AI Adoption in Canada’s Financial Sector
- Yours to Discover, Earn, and Learn
- Heads Up, Canada: Let’s go phone-free at school