Following the election of conservative provincial governments in Ontario (2018) and Alberta (2019), the subject of free speech on campuses has swiftly moved from the pages of opinion editorials...
While there’s much to admire about France — including its food, culture and language — one area in which Canadian policy-makers would do well to steer clear of French...
The post-secondary education landscape in Canada, and in Ontario in particular, has changed considerably over the past two decades. Ontario colleges began offering four-year bachelor’s degrees in 2002 after...
Though no one noted it at the time, 2016-17 was actually a momentous year for Canadian post-secondary education. For the first time since the 1950s, Canadian universities and colleges collectively...
We read with great interest Dr. Daniel Roy Torunczyk Schein’s Policy Options article “The PhD Employment Crisis Is Systemic.” We were moved by his personal story; it is always...
Each year more than 7,000 of the brightest and most determined minds in Canada are awarded PhDs. As of 2015, there were 208,480 PhD holders in Canada. However, only...
For many Canadians, the world of cyberattacks and hackers still seems far removed from their day-to-day activities. Perception, however, does not always match reality. Anyone employed by a sizable...
Ontario’s government recently announced a slew of policy changes that would Reduce tuition fees in Ontario’s colleges and universities by 10 percent Reduce grant aid and increase loan aid...
En 1990, 43 % des Québécois de 25 à 44 ans détenaient un diplôme d’études postsecondaires ou un grade universitaire. C’était déjà beaucoup. Mais en 2017, cette proportion est...
This week’s federal budget proposed the creation of a new benefit for working-age adults to encourage us all to keep learning and reskilling. Here’s how the budget says this...
