Explain in a clearly written paragraph using examples, details, and evidence from our course learning materials. $*$Remember to use your own words to demonstrate your understanding of what you have learned.

Introduction:

Canada is renowned for its multiculturalism and reputation as a welcoming country for immigrants and international students. However, beneath this facade of inclusivity, international students often face various forms of oppression and discrimination, ranging from systemic barriers to overt acts of prejudice. This case study aims to analyze the challenges encountered by international students in Canada and explore potential strategies to address these issues.

Background:

International students constitute a significant portion of Canada's post$-$secondary education system, contributing both culturally and economically to the country. Despite their contributions, many face obstacles that hinder their academic success and overall well$-$being. These challenges include financial burdens, limited access to support services, cultural isolation, language barriers, and xenophobia.

Case Study Questions:

What are the primary forms of oppression and discrimination experienced by international students in Canada? You can also mention user personal experience. $200-250$ words

What concrete steps can universities, government agencies, and community organizations take to effectively address the systemic oppression and discrimination faced by international students in Canada, ensuring tangible improvements in their overall well$-$being and academic success?" $300-400$ words.