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As economy recovers, insolvencies will surely rise

Article content And with the end of the pandemic in sight sort of what will happen next? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or As economy recovers, insolvencies will surely rise Back to video According to Statistics Canada, things were not ideal even before COVID, with 30% of Canadians believing they were over-indebted in 2019. Then came the pandemic. Insolvency filings went up at the beginning of the year, but 2020 finished with record lows, despite lockdowns and layoffs. Debt was deferred. Going into the pandemic, Canada’s debt-to-income ratio was 180.4%. The average consumer owed almost $30,000 in non-mortgage debt.

Ontario universities seek government support in face of $500M shortfall due to COVID, group says

Ontario s universities are facing a shortfall of about half a billion dollars this year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, an advocacy group for the sector said Friday in seeking government relief.

Ontario universities seek $500-million additional aid to deal with pandemic pressures

Ontario universities seek $500-million additional aid to deal with pandemic pressures
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How college marketing can exacerbate student mental health issues (opinion)

dragana991/Istockphoto.com Colleges and universities in both the United States and Canada have a mental health problem. According to a recent report by the Council of Ontario Universities in Canada, the number of students on campus diagnosed with mental health conditions has “more than doubled over the past five years.” The situation is similar in other countries. Increasing numbers of students are struggling with depression and anxiety, and university services are struggling to help them. This situation will most probably only continue to get worse with the uncertainties and upheavals of the COVID-19 pandemic. Why has this happened? Why have 65 percent of Canadian and American students reported suffering from “overwhelming anxiety” despite the expansion of campus mental health services and awareness campaigns? Why has the undergraduate experience, a time when young people have a chance to learn and to grow in an intellectually stimulating environment, become a time of per

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