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CBU pushes ahead with housing despite 34% on-campus vacancy rate

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Cape Breton University says increasing vacancies in on-campus residences are directly related to a decrease in enrolment caused by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's international student visa policies.

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CBU pushes ahead with housing despite 34% on-campus vacancy rate

Cape Breton University says increasing vacancies in on-campus residences are directly related to a decrease in enrolment caused by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's international student visa policies.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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