Tuition/Education

Everyone wants students to reach higher.

Dalton McGuinty wants to make them reach deeper in their pockets – because he’s raising their college and university tuition fees by 20 to 36 per cent over four years.

New Democrats stand up for students. We believe they should be able to afford a high-quality post-secondary education – because young people are our future – because we all benefit from a highly-educated workforce – and because no-one should have to mortgage their future to build a better life for themselves.

Dalton McGuinty promised positive change. Instead of progress, we’re seeing the same old approach – more tuition hikes – even though Ontario students already pay tuition fees well above the national average.

The NDP has a fresh idea – the Tuition Hike Ban bill. If passed, the bill would freeze tuition through 2007, then give working families their say on the issue in the next provincial election.

Show your support for affordable, accessible post-secondary education. Tell us your story and join the NDP in the fight for working families.

Tuition/Education

 

 

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Pop Sales at Cash-Strapped Schools Could Trump Health Concerns

June 10, 2009 - 5:00pm

NDP Education Critic Rosario Marchese today criticized the Liberal government for continuing to under-fund the education system in Ontario, putting cash-strapped schools in a position where they must choose between pop machine contracts and the health of students.

 

 

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Ministry of Education Website Comes Under Fire

June 5, 2009 - 9:00am

NDP Education Critic Rosario Marchese today condemned the Ministry of Education’s School Information Finder website for its inclusion of offensive and discriminatory information about students and parents.

 

 

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NDP slams ‘Future Shop’ Public Education

April 22, 2009 - 6:00pm

NDP Education Critic Rosario Marchese is condemning the corporatization of Ontario’s public education system.

“This creeping corporatization of our public schools is disturbing and a betrayal of the founding principles of public education,” said Marchese. “Every school should be an excellent school – providing teachers with everything they need so they can provide students with the education they deserve. Dalton McGuinty promised to put kids first, instead, he’s allowing our public education system to fall into corporate hands.”

 

 

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McGuinty failing university students

February 19, 2009 - 6:00pm

NDP Education Critic Rosario Marchese says Dalton McGuinty is failing as the self-proclaimed “Education Premier” with universities across the province addressing their budgetary shortfalls with job cuts and tuition fee hikes.

 

 

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