Postsecondary institutions in Nova Scotia and Quebec are facing funding shortages, prompting discussions about national education policy and Canada's standing in the OECD.
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Updated Jul 2
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Postsecondary institutions in Nova Scotia and Quebec are facing funding shortages, prompting discussions about national education policy and Canada's standing in the OECD.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Financial pressures are impacting the national education sector in Quebec.Sub-event
Postsecondary institutions in Nova Scotia and Quebec are facing funding shortages, prompting discussions about national education policy and Canada's standing in the OECD.1 source
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The entities involved
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Ontario
company
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Nova Scotia
province of Canada
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Quebec
province of Canada
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Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
intergovernmental economic organization
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Related events
- The government of Ontario announced new funding aimed at the postsecondary education sector, targeting specific regional economic needs in areas like Belleville.
- Legislation has been passed in Nova Scotia granting the provincial government control over university funding.
- The provincial government of Ontario announced investments in the postsecondary sector, coinciding with a report from the Council of Ontario Universities on the urgent need for skilled talent.
- McGill University is investing in research and initiatives while operating within the province of Quebec, alongside Rio Tinto.
- Academic institutions in Nova Scotia (Cape Breton University and Dalhousie University) are providing expert commentary on provincial policy and government spending.