Earlier this year the Ontario government announced that university and college tuition fees would be slashed by 10% ahead of the 2019/2020 school year. That’s great news, though critics were cautious. Universities need money, and increasingly more of it. So where will it come from if not from those who
Students in Ontario pay some of the highest tuition fees in the world. It’s no wonder that more than three-quarters of graduates have regrets about having subscribed to such a perilous financial situation. It should be welcome news, then, that the Ontario government is planning to slash university and college
Canadian students have it pretty tough. Last year, an OECD report placed Canada fifth in a ranking of highest tuition costs in the world. The average Canadian student pays around $6,200 annually for the privilege of post-secondary education. Rather than being burdened by debt for a significant part of their young adult
Did someone put Bernie Sanders in charge of Ontario’s budget? Beginning in the 2017-18 school year, students from low-income families will not have to pay tuition for college or university in Ontario. The costs will be covered by the new Ontario Student Grant. It’s a part of the provincial government’s plan to eliminate
Yesterday we told you about the bleak financial future many Canadians envision for themselves. There are many reasons for this, one of the biggest having been revealed in a recent study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives: tuition and compulsory fees for Canadian undergraduate students have tripled between 1993-94 and
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