‘We’re going to fight back’: Student union responds to Ontario’s changes to financial aid
Ontario slashes OSAP grants to 25% of tuition while pledging $6.4 billion to universities and colleges over four years, ending a seven-year tuition freeze.
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Hamilton social work student says OSAP cuts 'a punch in the gut' that endanger her education
Hamilton college student Marcelle Slote says Ontario Student Assistance Program changes and Premier Doug Ford's basket-weaving comments feel like "a punch in the gut" and are "absolutely disrespectful.” Slote, who is studying social work, says the funding cuts have left her wondering if she can afford to continue her education.
Ontario government lifts tuition freeze, reworks OSAP, and injects $6.4 billion of additional funding
As part of an announcement on Feb. 12 by the provincial government, Ontario postsecondary institutions can expect $6.4 billion in extra funding, and students can expect less money in Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) grants. The addition of $6.4 billion in funding will take place over the next four years and will help fund 70,000 more “in-demand seats,” while also supporting small, rural, northern, French-language, and Indigenous Institu…
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