On May 3, the three Niagara dailies (St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review and Welland Tribune) released an article on the three-year tuition freeze recently announced by the provincial government and the short-term funding to help stabilize finances of colleges and universities across the province.
In the article, President Sean Kennedy is quoted from an interview sharing his appreciation that the government is willing to place “significant investments” into the sector but said the decision to keep tuition rates in place until 2016-27 given inflationary increases will only “put further financial pressures on the post-secondary system.”
Read the St. Catharines Standard article here.
