New web portal for online courses in Ontario
eCampus Ontario will give students access to 13,000 online university and college courses
Tag: Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities
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Everest College closure leaves students with debt
14 locations across Ontario were closed after the private college filed for bankruptcy
Students are working themselves to debt
Faced with increasing tuition and loan debts, students are working while in school
$12M for mental health innovation fund
Support for projects improve mental health services for Ontario post-secondary students
Unpaid interns in more than just financial danger
It was 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 3. Loyalist College student Aaron Murray, 21, was driving home on Highway 7 near from an overnight shift on an unpaid placement as a security guard at Trent University.
Community Dialog: Brad Duguid holds a scrum with the campus press
For reporters it seems that getting media access to senior government officials is becoming more difficult with an increased emphasis on controlling the messaging. Stephen Harper’s cold war with the Parliamentary Press Gallery is legendary complete with limiting questions, requiring reporters to sign into press conferences, trying to remove a cameraman from a flight after…
Province plans expansion of satellite campuses
Ontario releases Major Capacity Expansion Policy Framework for college and university satellite campuses
Ontario invests $42 million in online learning
Current system called a ‘hodge-podge’ of technology
Ontario government ends tuition deferral fees
Anqi Shen CUP Ontario Bureau Chief HAMILTON (CUP) — Ontario’s Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities has announced a new set of tuition billing regulations that will begin taking effect in the 2014–15 academic year. The changes are expected to be fully implemented by 2016.