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It's Wildly Different Here: Destination St. John's There is something truly singular about St. John’s. What is that “something”? Visitors rave about their time here, and yet they often struggle to put their f...

While many associate World War II with brutal conditions, the story of German prisoners of war in Canada reveals a different, surprising tale.

From 1939 to 1945, Canada interned over 34,000 German combatants in POW camps across the country, from Ontario to Alberta.

Instead of harsh treatment, these prisoners experienced something unexpected. They were held in conditions that strictly followed the Geneva Convention, and in many cases, went beyond it. 🇨🇦

POWs received good food, clothing, and medical care. They were allowed to organize sports, educational courses, and even publish their own camp newspapers.

Many prisoners were also able to work on local farms and logging projects, earning a small wage for their labor. This gave them a sense of purpose and interaction with the local Canadian communities.

When the war ended and repatriation began, a remarkable thing happened. Thousands of German prisoners didn't want to leave Canada.

Some had grown to love the country and the people. A significant number of these former enemies would later apply for immigration and return to Canada to build new lives as citizens. As one former POW famously said, his time in the camp was "the best thing that happened to me." 🤔

The experience left a lasting, positive mark, creating an unusual bond between former foes.

Tuition Incentive for NSISP Graduates – Save up to $29,490 at Dalhousie!

We’re excited to announce a new partnership between Dalhousie University and the Nova Scotia International Student Program (NSISP)!

Starting in the 2025/2026 academic year, international students graduating from a Nova Scotia high school through NSISP are eligible for significant tuition savings when they choose Dalhousie for their undergraduate studies.

As an NSISP graduate, you’ll receive the Canadian domestic out-of-province tuition rate for your undergraduate degree at Dal. A total savings of $16,879 to $29,490 CAD! Visit dal.ca/moneymatters for details on tuition and fees.

This incentive reflects our commitment to keeping talented students like you right here in Nova Scotia — and we’re thrilled to welcome more NSISP graduates to the Dal community.

Why Dal?
• Top university in Atlantic Canada
• 200+ programs to choose from
• Globally connected student experiences
• Supportive campus life with tailored services for international students

Next Steps:
If you're currently enrolled in NSISP and graduating from a Nova Scotia high school this year, you’ll automatically qualify for this tuition incentive upon admission to Dalhousie. Questions? We’re here to help. Contact an advisor by visiting dal.ca/connect.

We can’t wait to see what you’ll achieve at Dalhousie!

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