McGuinty
Your morning five: What is Dalton McGuinty’s legacy?
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Economist will suggest scrapping 30 per cent tuition grants
Ontario grapples with deficit
Ont., Man. and P.E.I. voters keep student-friendly governments
But turnout still dismal
Ontario Liberals promise big tuition grants
Ontario and Manitoba to vote in October
Ontario Liberals would double teacher’s college
More classroom experience needed, they say
Ontario Liberals to fund 6,000 more graduate degrees
Only certain programs will get new money
Your student loans just went mobile
Ontario develops mobile app for OSAP
Welcome to Soviet Ontariostan
UPDATE: Call off the alarums. “Free markets are alive and well,” said McGuinty today, clarifiyng his ministers remarks. “It’s just that they have a new partner.”
Dalton’s Ontario
For crying out loud:
Creative Writing in Ontario
The subject of my magazine clmn this week is the hugely disappointing (and expensive) study, Ontario in the Creative Age, prepared for the Ontario government by Roger Martin and Richard Florida. The column speaks for itself, but two points worth adding:
Where were the MPs?
BY ANDREW COYNE
Thousands of students march to protest tuition fees
Protesters say they blame Premier McGuinty for allowing fees to rise as much as eight per cent annually