Paying for College in Canada Through RESPs and Grants
The article urges Canadian families to plan early for postsecondary costs, citing tuition, living, and travel expenses that can total around 15 000 per year, rising to 20 000 with inflation. It explains two RESP types, tax advantages, and federal programs CESG and CLB, plus provincial incentives, with Peter Lewis noting the importance of saving for a diploma or degree.
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Shakeup at Canadian Heritage urged by Ukrainian community
Letter argues for Inky Mark to replace Oda in Cabinet citing his work with ethnic groups and passage of Bill C331 recognizing Ukrainian origin internment. Praises Mark as trusted ally and criticizes current multicultural secretary over governance of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights and funding decisions.
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House of Commons
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Multiculturalism
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