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CCPA Report Details Declining Funding for Post-Secondary Education in Canada

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What happened

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The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives released a general report detailing current national funding trends in Canada. The report noted that support for post-secondary education has slowly decreased, even though it is considered a key component of the nation's long-term prosperity.

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Why it matters

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The report indicates that while the federal government is championing major nation-building projects, such as high speed rail and fighter jets, funding for the post-secondary education sector is conspicuously under-represented. This suggests a shift in national investment priorities.

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  • Simon Fraser UniversitySpeculative

    Simon Fraser University could face impacts to institutional funding access due to federal funding cuts to post-secondary education.

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