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Yes, this is possible - you are allowed to work while being in Canada for studies. Foreign students with valid study visas can work full-time for up to 20 hours within a week while the term continues, and also work the entire time of scheduled interruptions in classes like summer breaks or winter vacations.
An important thing here is to understand that these rules treat both on-campus and off-campus work alike, leaving you with multiple opportunities to acquire work experience and more income while at school.
Most students can easily find 20 hours that will fit well with their study schedule but do remember to balance work and school. This is very important because exceeding 20 hours can jeopardize your study permit. So, working part-time, if done well, will be great to support you while you study in canada.
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Absolutely, students are allowed to work while studying in Canada but only part-time. Work is allowed up to 20 hours a week, although this is not during term but during scheduled breaks like winter and summer holidays. This has capped the number of working hours so that there's some time for study.
Most students will find part-time work at the facilities on campus or local shops, or through an internship related to their field of study. Remember, though, to limit it to 20 hours per week so that your study permit is not affected. Studying and working together seems to be a pretty heavy burden, but it does offer the opportunity to gain a bit of experience and earn a few extra dollars while here in Canada!