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We need a long-term plan for the post-secondary sector in Canada

  • For decades, Canada’s universities and colleges have been adrift. There have been reports and targeted programs, but no long-term plan to sustain a complex
Opinion | BY JULIA M. WRIGHT | September 15, 2021
Around we go: Government policy focuses on increasing students’ ability to pay tuition fees without addressing institutions’ funding shortfalls, so institutions increase tuition fees, so governments spend more to maintain students’ ability to pay, writes Julia M. Wright. Pexels photograph by Andrea Piacquadio

We need a long-term plan for the post-secondary sector in Canada

Opinion | BY JULIA M. WRIGHT | September 15, 2021
  • For decades, Canada’s universities and colleges have been adrift. There have been reports and targeted programs, but no long-term plan to sustain a complex

We need a long-term plan for the post-secondary sector in Canada

Opinion | BY JULIA M. WRIGHT | September 15, 2021
  • For decades, Canada’s universities and colleges have been adrift. There have been reports and targeted programs, but no long-term plan to sustain a complex
Around we go: Government policy focuses on increasing students’ ability to pay tuition fees without addressing institutions’ funding shortfalls, so institutions increase tuition fees, so governments spend more to maintain students’ ability to pay, writes Julia M. Wright. Pexels photograph by Andrea Piacquadio

We need a long-term plan for the post-secondary sector in Canada

  • For decades, Canada’s universities and colleges have been adrift. There have been reports and targeted programs, but no long-term plan to sustain a complex
Opinion | BY JULIA M. WRIGHT | September 15, 2021
Around we go: Government policy focuses on increasing students’ ability to pay tuition fees without addressing institutions’ funding shortfalls, so institutions increase tuition fees, so governments spend more to maintain students’ ability to pay, writes Julia M. Wright. Pexels photograph by Andrea Piacquadio

We need a long-term plan for the post-secondary sector in Canada

Opinion | BY JULIA M. WRIGHT | September 15, 2021
  • For decades, Canada’s universities and colleges have been adrift. There have been reports and targeted programs, but no long-term plan to sustain a complex

We need a long-term plan for the post-secondary sector in Canada

Opinion | BY JULIA M. WRIGHT | September 15, 2021
  • For decades, Canada’s universities and colleges have been adrift. There have been reports and targeted programs, but no long-term plan to sustain a complex
Around we go: Government policy focuses on increasing students’ ability to pay tuition fees without addressing institutions’ funding shortfalls, so institutions increase tuition fees, so governments spend more to maintain students’ ability to pay, writes Julia M. Wright. Pexels photograph by Andrea Piacquadio
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