2,429 students withdraw from George Brown due to strike
Across Ontario, more than 25,000 students withdraw from fall semester, says Ministry of Advanced Education
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Students who withdraw due to the college strike will get full tuition refund
Students who withdraw will have to re-apply to continue school and will not get credit for this semester or preference for enrolment says college
Government orders colleges to create hardship fund for students
Fund would collect all the money that colleges have saved during the strike and dedicate it to support students who have experienced financial hardship
Settlement of faculty strike could be reached ‘quickly’—if colleges ready to discuss proposals, says union
Colleges and faculty union to resume bargaining on Thursday, Nov. 2, the first time since strike began on Oct. 16
Revamped OSAP Better, Easier and More Accessible: Matthews
Ontario Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development knocks down common student OSAP complaints
Proposed pay hike for college presidents ‘unacceptable’
Proposed $494,000 maximum may not be the actual salary set by college’s board of governors
Ontario tuition framework extended for two years
Framework caps tuition increases at 3 per cent a year
Thousands of students march on Queen’s Park demanding free education
Minister Deb Matthews rejects NDP call for tuition freeze, says tuition increases will be predictable and low