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Federal Caps Restrict Enrollment at Lambton College, Impacting Regional Workforce

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What happened

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Federal caps are restricting international student enrollment at Lambton College. A researcher noted that this restriction is contributing to a decline in the population of Sarnia-Lambton after recent gains.

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Why it matters

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The decline in population and enrollment threatens the ability of the region to sustain its workforce, which is already aging. If current trends continue, the area could face a 17,000-worker gap by 2040, potentially resulting in $35 million in unrealized property tax revenue annually.

From theobserver.ca

Who's involved

  • Lambton CollegeLambton College, whose international student enrollment is being restricted by federal caps.
  • Lambton CountyLambton County, which is facing population decline and potential loss of tax revenue.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Lambton CountySpeculative

    Lambton County might see reduced property tax revenue and slower population growth.

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