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Saskatchewan offers Ukrainian students international tuition relief
Many others face drastic tuition increases as their status is set to change from ‘domestic’ to ‘international’.
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Students protest cuts to OSAP grants
Changes may push some to opt for shorter college programs instead of university.
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Canadian university campuses in the Middle East caught in a war zone
Royal Roads campus in UAE temporarily closed as Ottawa issues shelter-in-place advisory.
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Profs decry ‘catastrophic’ cuts proposed by NB government
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SFU cuts its entire sports and information department amid budget deficits
Quality of varsity sport broadcasts and player promotions will suffer, says former staffer.
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Graduate student scholarships to increase for the first time in two decades in research heavy federal budget
The Liberals’ major injection in research and innovation has been met with overwhelmingly positive responses.
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Provincial budget reports: Alberta, British Columbia and Yukon
Alberta is implementing a two per cent cap on domestic tuition increases while British Columbia is investing significantly in its postsecondary education sector.
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Provincial budget reports: Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan capped off its four-year funding agreement with universities while the NDP government of Manitoba released its first budget.
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Provincial budget reports: Atlantic Canada
Two per cent cap on tuition increase in Nova Scotia announced.
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Provincial budget reports: Ontario and Quebec
Both provinces have faced criticism from university groups for underfunding the sector in recent years.
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The 2024 solar eclipse offers an educational opportunity
Universities getting a full view of the upcoming eclipse explore the science and art of astronomy.
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Update on international student recruitment in Ontario
Ontario’s universities and colleges satisfied with province’s distribution of allocation for international study permits in 2024.
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Student groups at McGill, Concordia ramp up pressure against Quebec government tuition hikes
A week-long strike and protest are among the actions students are using to make their voices heard.
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Tracking international student study applications
An update on the state of international student study permit letters of attestation.
