CNC Students’ Union aim to debunk a myth

Jan 25, 2022 | 4:35 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – Last year, the College of New Caledonia Students’ Union developed a program to help protect international students from scams and fraud.

Some international students are not aware of Canadian law or are afraid to report a crime, as they think it may affect their stay in the country.

The CNC Student union introduced a program late last year, so international students are fully aware of their rights while studying in Canada.

Sometimes, some students are frauded with taking a job and being told that they will not get paid until the weeks-long training period is over.

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The student union is debunking the myth that reporting a crime can affect their stay in Canada.

The RCMP does encourage international students to reach out to them if they witness or become a victim of a crime.

CNC Student union can assist students if they are not familiar with reporting. CNC Students union would like to see their program grow into other educational institutions across the province.

by Dave Branco

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CNC Students’ Union aim to debunk a myth

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