A new report released by the Province of Ontario calls on universities to make international fees more transparent, reports the Globe and Mail. While the province has capped domestic tuition increases at 3% per year, no such cap is said to exist for international students. Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development Mitzie Hunter stated that the province would like to see “predictability” for international tuition costs, although Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance President Andrew Clubine says that there exists no mechanism through which the province can address tuition predictably or set caps on increases.
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