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NL increases funding for post-secondary, confirms tuition freeze
Memorial University still faces “hard decisions” for upcoming operating budget.
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Universities Canada, CAUBO warn federal action is needed as Canada’s universities face worsening financial outlook
A coordinated immigration policy, tax relief and fiscal crisis safeguards are recommended to sustain sector.
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$21 M allocation gives USudbury ‘a solid foundation to build on’
Provincial funding allows the northern Ontario university to continue operating after its breakup with Laurentian.
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Ontario budget reaffirms $6.4 B post-secondary funding boost, adds money for infrastructure
Millions more allocated to research, clinical nursing training, and French-language education.
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Manitoba increases investment in post-secondary education, announces new commission in 2026 budget
Post-secondary institutions will receive $882.6 million in operating funding.
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Quebec makes 5-year, $392M investment in universities to drive economic growth
With targeted investments in research and innovation, the provincial budget banks on universities to boost the economy — but fails to address structural underfunding.
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Saskatchewan increases funding to universities, confirms multi-year agreement in 2026 budget
Universities will receive $33.6 million in operating funding in 2026-27.
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New Brunswick effectively freezes post-secondary funding in 2026 budget
Universities given reprieve after cuts proposed earlier this month.
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Modest operating increase for Alberta universities in $9.4 billion-deficit budget
Province invests an additional $148 million to add 4,000 new seats to high-demand programs.
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University funding remains unclear after Nova Scotia budget
Government announces a 2% increase, but bilateral agreements mean the devil is in the details.
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B.C. budget announces little help for universities
Post-secondary sector receives small funding increase amid widespread public sector cuts.
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Feds launch $1.7 billion international talent attraction program
The program will provide funding to bring 100 top-tier international research chairs and their teams to Canada.
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Funding the future
Investing in student research tackles youth unemployment while building Canada’s future economy.
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Budget cuts international student permit targets by 49 per cent in 2026
Carney government also proposes $1.7 billion to recruit international researchers.
