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Des milliers participent à la première Journée sans eau embouteillée au Canada
OTTAWA, 11 Mar 2010 -
Partout au pays, des Canadiennes et des Canadiens participent aujourd'hui à la première Journée sans eau embouteillée au Canada. Organisée par la Fédération canadienne des étudiantes et étudiants, la Coalition Jeunesse Sierra et l'Institut Polaris, la Journée sans eau embouteillée a pour objectif de sensibiliser le public aux conséquences négatives de l'eau embouteillée.
Thousands Mark Canada’s First Bottled Water Free Day
OTTAWA, 11 Mar 2010 -
Today, Canadians across the country are participating in Canada's first Bottled Water Free Day. Organised by the Canadian Federation of Students, Sierra Youth Coalition and the Polaris Institute, Bottled Water Free Day is intended to raise awareness about the negative impacts of bottled water.
Report finds that tuition fees pose additional barriers for racialised students
TORONTO, 10 Mar 2010 -
Toronto–A report released today by the Canadian Federation of Students–Ontario shows that rising tuition fees and student debt disproportionately affect visible minority students. The report concludes that this trend demonstrates the structural discrimination that is built into Ontario's high fees, high debt system of post-secondary education.
Federal Budget Ignores Plight of Aboriginal Students
OTTAWA, 04 Mar 2010 -
Today's federal budget fails to address the significant gap in post-secondary participation between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples.
Federal Budget Continues Failed Innovation Strategy
OTTAWA, 04 Mar 2010 -
Today's federal budget stakes Canada's future economic success on the failed policy of commercialising university research.
Federal Budget Ignores Chronic Underfunding of Post-Secondary Education
OTTAWA, 04 Mar 2010 -
Today's federal budget contains no measures to address record high tuition fees and the student debt crisis.
Proposed Financing Pact for Québec a Disaster for Students
OTTAWA, 23 Feb 2010 -
Recommendations contained in the report titled Pact for the Competitive Financing of our Universities, released today, would lead to skyrocketing student debt for Québec students.
Alberta Government Clarifies Budget, Students Remain ConcernedAlberta Government Clarifies Budget, Students Remain Concerned
OTTAWA, 12 Feb 2010 -
The Alberta Ministry of Advanced Education and Technology has clarified that yesterday's budget will not remove the cap on student debt of approximately $29,000 for a four-year degree, but have instead eliminated a first-year grant of a similar name.
Student Grants Gutted by Alberta Budget
OTTAWA, 11 Feb 2010 -
Students and their families stand to lose the most, with the education funding cuts proposed in the Alberta budget, tabled yesterday.
Students Rally in Regina for First Nations Education
REGINA, 11 Feb 2010 -
Students, faculty and supporting communities are gathering at Saskatchewan's legislative building today to support the rebuilding of the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv).
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