McGill, Concordia file lawsuits demanding Quebec cancel tuition hike
As part of its legal challenge, McGill will ask Quebec Superior Court to suspend the tuition changes pending the outcome of their legal challenge.
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As part of its legal challenge, McGill will ask Quebec Superior Court to suspend the tuition changes pending the outcome of their legal challenge.
Advisory group says it “seems unjustified and risks compromising access to quality education and depriving society of potential talent.”
A McGill-trained economist, Eric Girard has been largely silent on the Legault government’s decision to hike tuition for students from other provinces by 33 per cent.
At least 6,000 students plan to walk out on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday — and more strikes could follow.
The Legault government's language policies "are harmful, injurious and unnecessary, and so new measures should be put on hold pending the outcome of the Bill 96 constitutional litigation.”