A government-commissioned report recommends that Ontario should lift its tuition freeze and provide more funding to universities and colleges. The freeze has resulted in higher reliance on international student tuition.
A government-commissioned report suggests that Ontario should end its tuition freeze and increase per-student funding for universities and colleges. The province introduced a 10% tuition cut in 2019 and has frozen fees since then, leading to increased reliance on international student tuition.
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