Ottawa-Federal Auditor General is investigating the program of international students of Canada, as critics claimed that public services were ill to increase student visas.
A spokesperson of Auditor General Karen Hogan says that his office is planning an audit of the program for 2026.
This review is in the initial stages and the details of its scope and deadline are still pending.
The news of the planned audit was first reported by Globe and Mail.
Critics argue that the rapid growth of Canada in international students entry in recent years increased young unemployment and spoiled the housing crisis.
The Federal Liberal government planted a hat on the study permit applications and planned to consult the future student in this summer.