The Ontario government is putting more conditions on post-secondary funding, saying money for the province's public colleges and universities will increasingly be tied to performance outcomes. It says the first year of the new agreements will tie 25 per cent of funding to outcomes, and that proportion will rise annually until 2024-25. Ian McRae, government relations co-ordinator with the Canadian Federation of Students' Ontario chapter, said the move will disproportionately affect small and remote schools. Students at colleges and universities across Ontario walked out of class in March to protest against the government's changes to post-secondary funding. The government has also announced a new policy on free speech in colleges and universities, and said compliance with the policy could affect funding.

Source: CBC News April 11, 2019 21:45 UTC