Ontario students

Ontario's decision to pause OSAP funding for private career colleges is leaving students and staff in limbo. Anderson College in London has suspended classes, Niagara students say their graduation is in doubt, and Trillium College students in Sudbury are being sought for their accounts. A Globe and Mail editorial argues students are paying the price for the province's long neglect of private colleges.

Students in Guelph are preparing to join a provincewide walkout in Ontario protesting changes and cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program. The demonstration is part of broader student action across the province against reduced financial support for post-secondary education. Organisers say the walkout is meant to pressure the provincial government to restore funding and improve access to student aid.

Students in Ontario are preparing to walk out of classes tomorrow, citing concerns about the provincial student aid application. The protest follows reporting linking OSAP applications to the collection of IP addresses, raising privacy questions about how the Ontario Student Assistance Program handles applicants' data. The walkout is being organized under Ontario education and politics hashtags, with college and university students urged to take part.