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During a virtual announcement Wednesday, Minister Trevor Holder highlighted the Learning Exchange’s successes, including two businesses that have employed people that completed their programs.
The ten universities in Nova Scotia will receive a combined $25 million in Covid-19 relieve from the provincial government, to help them stay afloat financially during these uncertain times. Universities everywhere, much like the business community, are suffering from the loss of revenue from tuition, residents fees, and other sources of income. The money is expected to be transferred from the government to the universities within the coming weeks.
The 10-year commitment will help fund the agency, which will serve the city and its outlying municipalities, including Grand Bay-Westfield, Rothesay, Quispamsis, Hampton and St. Martins.
Jean-Paul Boudreau will begin his five-year term in July.
The new program will train much-needed workers for companies dealing with security issues.
The partnership with the New Brunswick Student Alliance will help young people become future owners and employees
Why some students at Mount Allison University want the school to divest and why the administration won’t just yet.
Early excitement over “free tuition” in New Brunswick has faded as details of the plan have become known.
The new tuition program excludes all of New Brunswick’s regulated career colleges, such as Oulton College and Eastern College.
