By Suleman Din Freezing university tuition is possible, opposition leader Dalton McGuinty said last weekend. “It can be done, but it involves making some choices about where money should be spent,” Ontario Liberal leader McGuinty said Saturday. McGuinty was among provincial Liberals visiting a Pakistani function at the Royal York Hotel. Health critic Gerrard Kennedy […]

By Steven D’Souza The Toronto Board of Trade took its turn playing government Monday. The board, representing 10,000 business members, released a report outlining 11 proposals for overhauling Ontario’s postsecondary education system. Establishing private universities, allowing market forces to determine tuition fees and making students repay loans through income-contingent schemes are three of the proposals […]

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By Hamida Ghafour Starting next year, students can learn the ins and outs of the retail industry at Ryerson. A retail management program will begin next September. “It’s a one-of-a-kind program,” said Dennis Mock, Ryerson’s VP academic. “We see this as trying to meet the needs of our country.” The four-year undergraduate program is a […]

By Julie Williamson Thousands of Canadian students are signing a nationwide petition to attract government attention to student debt, but Ryerson somehow missed the call. The petition, circulated by the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA), requests reform to student aid programs and emphasizes courses of action such as a national work study program. The […]

By Thien Huynh If Bill Clinton was at Ryerson, his ass-chasing ways wouldn’t get him chased off campus. While the U.S. president is trouble over his alleged sexual exploits, a harasser at Ryerson would only be slapped with a lecture and warning. Sexual scandals can occur in any setting, be it the Oval Office or […]