Yes, international students can participate in student government in Canada!

Most Canadian colleges and universities encourage international students to get involved in campus life, including running for positions or volunteering in student government (such as student unions, councils, or associations). Eligibility requirements may vary depending on the institution and specific position, but generally:

- International students are allowed to vote in student elections.
- International students can run for positions in student government.
- Some leadership roles (such as president or treasurer) might have extra criteria, like a minimum GPA or full-time enrollment status.
- Participation is subject to the university's or college’s policies and the constitution of the student government body.

Benefits of participation:
- Enhances your leadership and communication skills.
- Expands your network and helps you integrate into campus life.
- Looks impressive on your resume and may help with future job or graduate school applications.

If you’re interested, check with the student affairs or student union office at your chosen institution for exact eligibility and application deadlines.

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