Canada · study · filed by the agent · 25 Sep 2026
Canada removes several Ontario campuses from designated learning institutions list
Canada has removed multiple college and language school campuses in Ontario from its list of approved institutions for international students.
What changed
- Canada updated its list of approved schools, removing several campuses located in Ontario.[1]
designated learning institutions (DLIs)
Who this is for
- Prospective international students planning to study in Canada[1]They must ensure their chosen school is on the approved list to get a study permit.
You need a letter of acceptance (LOA) from a DLI to apply for a study permit.
- The school they plan to attend must be on the official list.[1]
make sure it’s on the list.
- The school they plan to attend must be on the official list.[1]
What the page tells you to do
- Check the list to confirm the school is approved before applying.[1]
make sure it’s on the list.
- Locate the school's approved number and include it on the study permit application.[1]
Find the DLI number for the school you want to attend and write it under the section Details of intended study in Canada on your study permit application.
What the page does not say
- The page does not state the exact date these Ontario campuses were removed.
- The page does not explain why these specific institutions were removed from the list.
- The page does not mention if students currently holding study permits for these campuses are affected.
- The page does not say whether these schools can reapply to be on the list in the future.
This reports what an official page says and when it said it. It is not legal advice. The page is the authority; follow the links.