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Minister meets with committee to develop national approach to campus violence
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Toronto Star
Ford government’s tuition cut to cost universities $360 million and colleges $80 million
Universities and colleges will take an estimated $440 million hit under the Ontario government’s planned 10 per cent tuition decrease — and it remains unclear if the province will make up the difference.
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