Legault’s tuition hikes "will definitely close Bishop's" | The Corner Booth
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- Liberal education critic Marwah Rizqy is not persuaded by the justifications offered by the CAQ for its tuition hike plan.
On the latest episode of the Corner Booth, she tells our hosts that she's done the math and higher education minister Pascale Déry's arguments just don't add up: "When you open your mouth saying something, you have to back it up with data."
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Pure discrimination based on the language people speak. What a shame
Are you on a crusade?
@@savoirancien4093 you seem to be a guy who works for la caq writing BS as a full time job. I’m only a humble free citizen defending my rights.
@@simplecronista2400 Your rights to oppress a people akin to the British in Ireland you mean.
so go move to Ontario maudit anglais
@@johnconnors3962 I was talking to her only. Her heart is dark and she is an evil person.
Remove equalization payments to Quebec.
Yes please! Everything Canada can do to promote independence is good!
Love the corner booth. A Montrealer now living in Sherbrooke. Go Bishop’s U go!
raellons nous que tout les Quebecois paie pour les etudiants qui proviennent des autres provinces,parce que c est trop dispendieux chez eux,j appui cette politique,nous prenez vous pour des caves
Bigotry has sad consequences wherever you live.
Don’t pick a leader blind; always deliberate and always debate
Every province should do yhe same, charge tripple for students that come from quebec. Maybe Lego will finally change.
And Trudy should be doing something. How about students that have to pay more, fet the extra from the federal, then the federal takes that amount x2 from yhe equalization payments.
So sorry to hear about this victimization that our future Quebec students will experience. Tuition should never be used to deter enrollment for any specific group. It is elitism and should be stopped.
Quebec has become a progressively more depressing place managed by hate and more hate…
@@salmapal7131 someone ratted to Language Gestapo that an english school was sending english documents to parents.
Hey parents and students, here’s a better idea: go to any school outside Quebec, then spend the extra money to any French-speaking country for French-style fun and experience👏👍
merci,enfin
Very good idea,thank s.
Reduce immiflation for 97% Quebecois Rural Quebec or face situations.
To those of you who think that the tuition hikes are okay and are, in a way, payback to English-speaking Canadians, how do you think the taxpayers of B.C. and Alberta feel about the billions of dollars of their money which go to Quebec every year as equalization payments? We don't like it, and one of these days, that money will stop and then how will Quebec pay it's bills? That will be Quebec's problem.
So in exchange for transfert payments, we have to pay for your higher education right?
Legault will save 120 millions annually but will cost quebec 1 billion in direct loss and billions more in indirect losses resulting from loss that these students pay in form of rent, food, entertainment and employment, i bet you montreal restaurants will struggle to stay open without these students coming in as customers and as well as employees.
By becoming a country. We'll get back the 82 billions we give every year. We'll do fine without you. We tried twice you know? And the second time the ROC came chanting and crying to keep us in.
Just let us go . Everybody keeps their money and that'll be fine.
Well, since I pay the bills, my kids won’t be going to any Quebec U. What a waste of French immersion!
I don't know where else to post this question....The Legault Gov claims, the tuition hikes are only to out of province Canadians because the way the system works... When 'out of province' students go to school in Quebec, the cost of them is more than what the 'out of province' students are really paying. Is this system the same in every other province? so example, when a student decides to go to university anywhere outside his or her province in Canada, that povince they attend university, end up paying for their presence/attendance there? Or is this fact only in Quebec and this is why it is 'justified' by the Legault Gov't.
funny how some people are so full of hatred and discrimination, the higher tuition is wrong do the math. Il faut penser un peux faites le calcule avant de soutenir bêtement des decisions irresponsables. laisser de côté votre discrimination et haine.
You can personally take the credit for this behaviour by promoting your narrative!
SHAME ON ALL OF YOU TOUTING A DIVISION FALSE NEWS BROADCAST!
The less òf your so-called news, the better off the world will be!
Thats unfortunate, my son spent a month studying in Quebec last sumner and loved it. He's hoping to return to study when he Graduates HS.. He's obsessed with the french language. Reads, speaks and watches programs to become fluent in the language.. Actually plans on living there as well... Hope this increase fades away..
He can live 12 months in Quebec without being a student (he can get a job in the meantime and save up some money while perfecting his language skills). After 12 months, he will be considered a Quebec resident and pay tuition fees of any university in Quebec (McGill, Concordia, UdeM, UQAM, Université Laval, etc.) the same as a Quebecer, which is lower than the fees applied to Canadians outside Quebec.
So not only you earn some good money, settle in and breathe a bit in a sort of gap year, then you pay the lowest possible fees in the whole country.
That's what I do as a Canadian born outside Quebec.
@@PadishahAnshan Thank you, If i can convince him to do a gap year. Lol
@@lindaralph8109in the meantime he can go in the Francisation program that lasts 9 months. Don’t give up; we need more English speakers in Quebec to stop these stupid politicians that want to impose no sense laws
@@simplecronista2400 He's determined to master the language and be a Quebec resident. Time will tell, thank you for the encouraging words.
@@PadishahAnshan Hi, if my son was accepted into a French College instead of an English college , would that make a difference in tuition . Or if the hike in tuition occurs, all Englisb kids, in any College, will be affected.. Looking for clarity on this if possible..ty
Ontario has 600,000 Franco-Ontarians who have only one hospital which the Ontario government strongly wanted to close and the Franco-Ontarians have just had their first university in 2021 located in Toronto, while the majority of French live in Ottawa. Quebec has 660,000 Anglo-Quebecers who have nearly 20 hospitals including a huge brand new McGill University Hospital and they have 3 universities for a very long time. ON TOP OF THAT, WE HAVE TO PAY FOR EDUCATION TO EVERYONE IN CANADA THAT'S NUTS!
The amount of misinformation you spout is truly astounding. Let me guess, you googled and found the old reddit thread that gave next to no information and took it as fact. Just about every hospital in Ontario has french speaking staff or translators on hand for a multitude of languages including french. From my actual experience, french (and other languages) have been available from the emergency dispatchers all the way to the doctors and nurses to specialists. And the people are willing to speak those languages if that's what it took.
And AGAIN (since you seem to forget so easily), we're not asking you to pay for everyone's education. We're just asking you to not discriminate... you want to raise your fees for OOP students wanting to go to McGill or Concordia or Bishop, go ahead. But raise them for the same amount for OOP students for the french universities as well. Fair is fair. But you seem either incapable of understanding that or unwilling to accept that.
@@joetran8798 Lol, Everyone has google translate dude even Hospital in Quebec for English speakers. The truth is that francophone quebecers is subsidizing the english community for years in Quebec and that is fine with me. 30% of funding for universities in Quebec goes to english institution while anglos make 13% of the population. This is not affecting english people in Quebec but those from other provinces. If Francophones would stop subsidizing english institution, you would have to close Mcgill, Bishop and half of Concordia. These institutions survives on the back of the exploitation of Quebec people. What would be fair would be to CLOSE THESE INSTITUTION since there is no French university in the ROC. FAIR IS FAIR. Dont you realize that you are defending a colonial power similar to the British in Ireland or India?
Wow. You must be a polititian. Twisting the truth. I am french, lived in northern Ontario and I get greeted in french at alot of places.
I now live in quebec, hate the fact I cant get certain services in english and how the goverment loves to take away our rights, get maried, cant change our name to match the spouce, no catholic schools, how we run our business'... And the way we get attacked.
I'm biligual, buy people see me as english and are racist yowards me. Even a cop had 2 days off for the way I was treated.
@@savoirancien4093anglos tend to be classier, wealthier , and contribute way more per capita. Quebec is nothing without anglos while canada wouldnt feel a difference with no french.... truth hurts
It’s interesting how this TH-cam channel and the Montreal Gazette’s website have been hijacked by Francophones like JohnConnors who actually can’t string together a coherent sentence in the English language. It’s not about financing French Universities, it was about reducing the size of these institutions. The government knows full well that nobody will come to pay these fees plus housing etc.
Sorry Legault, but Quebec is both, Anglophone and Francophone
🤫 that's blasphemy... Anyways, they're working on getting rid of those scary anglophones, so French could be "protected"
Anglophobia
Quebec's main problem is that most of its government parties are too confrontational towards the ROC. If you want to promote the French language, then promote it and encourage it, don't squash the English minority. As they say: "You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"...
Toronto's booming economy was created by the PQ government, first elected in 1976.
Since that time, Quebec has lost in excess of $1 trillion in economic activity to Ontario.
What a load of nonsense. Stop lying.
L’inculte ignare a parlé….😂😂👏🏻👏🏻
@@robin-bq1lz
Yes, it seems you did.
@@Arational pauvre idiot du quartier, essaye d’en sortir une fois dans ta petite vie de minable angryphone…😂😂😂😂😁😘👏🏻👏🏻
Mon cher François. TU AS MON VOTE. Si tu ne recule pas!!!!!!
I dont get one thing, legault govt have been in power for 5+ years and have spend billions "preserving french", and how come french is more under threat than ever? Or is it just a white smoke to gain more money and power?
Who cares?
You will, you close-minded fool. Just wait and see.
That’s Legault’s total plan. Get rid of all the anglophones.
Why does Quebecers have to pay for the education of English speakers from out of province. Honestly! Long time overdue. Quebecers paid for the education of thousands of doctors that are practicing in Ontario. I don’t mine English people but its time you pay for your own stuff.
Maybe if your government wasn't so militant about the french language, some of those doctors might feel welcome enough to stay in Quebec. No one is asking Quebec to pay for english speakers. They're just asking for fair treatment. You want to raise the OOP fees for the three english language universities, fine. Raise it for the french language universities when it comes to OOP students. Why is that so hard for you to understand?
@savoirancien4093 Wow!! How bout I say the same to you!? I don’t mind Quebecers but it’s time for YOU to pay for your own stuff… without all of the transfer payments from the rest of Canada! Canadians are Canadians no matter what language they speak.
You weren't listening to the MNA then. She explicitly mentioned that roughly the same numbers of students go from Ont. to Quebec as those who come to Ont. from Quebec. Same, roughly speaking. So where are YOUR numbers that prove the alternative ?
@@derekkempin7820 So in exchange for transfert payments, we have to pay for your higher education right?
@@joetran8798 Dont you understand that at 9000$ the fees are massively subsidized and it does not cover the cost?. All we ask is that you cover the cost of education. Why dont you built a Chinese University with low fees for Chinese speakers.
C’est bizarre d’avoir autant d’angryphones ignorants assis à la même table…👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻