Tuition cuts part of new Liberal platform
September 6, 2011
The Ontario Liberals have promised a tuition grant that will save low- and middle-income students up to $1,600 each year
Tag: Dalton McGuinty
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GOVERNMENT SILENT ON TUITION FEE PLAN
November 4, 2009
It’s up to [students] to do the best we can in lowering tuition fees and increasing funding, and telling the government now that we won’t accept it anymore.
RYERSON GETS $52M PROVINCIAL BOOST
January 30, 2008
Ryerson’s Master Plan received a $52 million boost from the provincial government last week.
BUYING THE STUDENT VOTE, $1,300 A POP
September 26, 2007
In an exclusive interview with the Eyeopener, Premier Dalton McGuinty promises almost $200 million for students.
STUDENTS TAKE OUT THEIR ANGER ON TUITION
March 14, 2007
The Continuing Education Students’ Association of Ryerson (CESAR), the Ryerson Students Union and many students from Ryerson University, York University and the University of Toronto stood up and raised their voices on the Day of Student Anger towards Premier Dalton McGuinty’s tuition “unfreeze” last Wednesday.
MCGUINTY’S STICKY FINGERS ON YOUTUBE
January 31, 2007
Ryerson Students’ Union thinks the premier of Ontario has been shoving his hands too deep into the pockets of students, and they’ve dramatized it for the world to see.
Tuition jumps, again. McGuinty draws blood from stone.
September 13, 2006
A McGuinty Government plan is taking $6.2 billion from students to fund low-income grants, forcing the poor to foot the bills for the poorer.
RYE’S POUND OF FLESH
March 15, 2006
I'm not happy about premier McGuinty's announcement. Period. I can't afford current tuition -- so I won't be able afford an extra $200 next year.
UP WITH TUITION: MCGUINTY
February 8, 2006
Premier says tuition fee raises are the only way to ensure quality post-secondary education, while student groups cry foul.
FLASH RE-FREEZE
October 12, 2005
Student groups step up campaign efforts to bring tuition freeze back.
TUITION WAR: EXECUTE
October 5, 2005
Last Friday Premier Dalton McGuinty hit the big red button on Ontario post-secondary students without even offering a preliminary '3-2-1' countdown.
MCGUINTY CALLS OFF TUITION FREEZE
October 5, 2005
Student groups demand answers after Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty announced tuition fees will go up next year.
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