CBC News
Ontario extends college, university tuition freeze to 2022-2023
Colleges and Universities Minister Jill Dunlop said the Progressive Conservative government wants to reduce financial barriers and financial strain on families.
Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa post-secondary students appreciate tuition freeze, but fear international learners will have to account for it
“International students … have said in the past they feel like cash cows. They’re very easy targets.”
CBC News
Université Laval medical students forced online after COVID-19 outbreak
In-person learning, including internships, halted until April 1 after several students infected by SARS-CoV-2.
Ottawa Business Journal
Carleton’s Sprott School to offer fully online MBA programs
The online programs will have multiple start dates throughout the year. Sprott says they will be “self-paced with 24/7 access to asynchronous courses to accommodate busy schedules.”
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University of Waterloo fires professor over vaccine mandate
Move comes in same week school says it’s dropping its vaccine mandate; other faculty also facing termination.
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