Canada's Budget 2010 does not recognize students' needs, says major student organization

Ottawa, ON – Budget 2010 is making intelligent investments to help students find their way into post-secondary education, and assisting new graduates in finding employment, but has announced little for existing students facing over $500 million in lost income, due to the recession last summer, and are having difficulty paying for college and university.

To see the complete text of this article, you need to buy a subscription. If you already have one, please log in.

Enjoy Unlimited Access to Tolerance.ca for less than 10 cents/day (CAD).

I wish to subscribe | Log in

~	Multiculturalism in the New Millennium: Does it Reinforce Unity or Exacerbate Differences ?

~	Canada. Postsecondary enrolment up

~	Canada. Unemployment related to lack of high school diploma

~	People who have parents with a university degree more likely to get university education

~	Canada. Student enrolment in schools down

~	Canada. High school dropout rate declines

~	Canada. Student employment rate down

~	Canada. Student tuition fees up

~	20% of Canadian teenagers no longer pursue a formal education

~	Canada. 60% of postsecondary graduates have a job related to their education