Canada’s new government and higher education

(My apologies on the shortage of blog posts today - damn essays)

Looks like we will have a new government very soon.

What could this mean for higher education?

At this point, naturally, we don’t know.

However, we could see the some changes proposed in Budget 2008 shelved.

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