The Ontario government will lift its freeze on domestic tuition fees at publicly funded universities and colleges and boost postsecondary funding by more than $6-billion over four years in an effort ...

Associations representing universities, colleges estimate they’ve lost more than $3-billion in revenue since international ...

Post-secondary institutions will be allowed to increase their tuition fees by two per cent per year for three years, before ...

The Ontario government is taking decisive action to protect postsecondary students’ access to the education they need to launch successful careers, build long-term sustainability ...

The move will allow the schools to raise tuition for the first time since 2019 as part of a broader plan to boost funding for ...

After an eight-year tuition freeze across the province, Ontario post-secondary students have found out that fees will now go ...

Ontario is giving colleges, universities and Indigenous Institutes billions in new funding, while lifting a seven-year tuition fee freeze, and rebalancing student assistant grants and loans.

The Ontario tuition freeze is ending after seven years as the provincial government announced a multi-billion dollar funding increase aimed at easing financial pressure on colleges ...

TORONTO — Ontario is giving colleges and universities billions in new funding, while lifting a seven-year tuition fee freeze ...

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The recent funding announcement from the provincial government is a welcome injection of needed funding to the post-secondary sector, but shifts much financial burden to students, says the Ontario ...