Restricting the number of international students in colleges and universities has been big news in Ontario since last January, when the federal government finally brought some rationality to what had become a back-door immigration plan.

The federal change has major implications for the province, but nine months later, the Doug Ford government is still struggling to deliver a coherent response to the Liberal action, even though Ontario is where its greatest effects will be felt.

Making up for lost foreign-student fees will produce a dividend that benefits both the economy and Ontario's young people.{ai:summary}<p>The federal government’s decision to limit international students in Ontario has significant implications for the province, prompting concerns about immigration policies. Nine months later, the Doug Ford administration has yet to provide a clear response to this change. </p><p>#politics</p>

Randall Denley: 'Our kids first,' not foreign students, is a policy perfect for Doug Ford

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