A large number of people want to get into Canada. I would say that most are legitimate, but not all people are entitled to come to this country. That is just the reality of a country such as Canada, as welcoming as we are.
There are also people who are seeking to game the system, and we can't hide from that. Over and above the extraordinary efforts that are deployed by our own department and Canada Border Services Agency, there are unscrupulous actors, and they will prey, as they do, domestically on the most vulnerable.
In the case of international students, we have seen that time and time again, with false offers of hope for a fake institution that doesn't exist so that someone ends up driving an Uber, or with those just taking people's money and leaving them with a fake offer letter at an acknowledged university.
We have taken steps, in the last few weeks, to work on verifying offer letters. We are looking to strengthen the system in many measures, including by working with provinces to regulate designated learning institutions to make sure this does not attack the integrity of a system that is very important for Canada and for some very bright young minds. All they want is to come here to study and perhaps get a good job, and sometimes a pathway to permanent residency and Canadian citizenship.