Oh, I don't disagree with your assessment. International students from a certain country that-shall-not-be-named are notorious for cheating and I've actually encountered a few in my time at the university. I had one who pursued a "racial discrimination" suit against a professor who could be anything but racially prejudiced and yet the student won. Or rather, the matter was hushed up because the academic department in question had no stomach for a fight. So, I agree, something has to be done about academic dishonesty.

But this is a separate issue from "international students are displacing Canadian students", to which I take great offense to because in most cases, it's code for "Canadian kids should get first dibs over international students" without any consideration of their merit. That's what's  called privilege and it has no place in an institution of learning.