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Response rates from 10.4k Kingston and the Islands voters.

86%
Yes
13%
No
75%
Yes
11%
No
5%
Yes, and the government should provide free university education
3%
No, tuition costs should be tied to inflation
5%
Yes, recent tuition increases at universities across the country are too high and need to be capped
1%
Yes, but only cap tuition to each student's first year rate

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Other Popular Answers

Unique answers from Kingston and the Islands voters whose views went beyond the provided options.

 @B4LL9W2from Alberta  answered…2wks2W

No, but they should provide more benefits for lower income students or students with little/no parental support.

 @4QXVML3from Ontario  answered…4yrs4Y

YES - I think the Federal government should pay the full fee of Bachelor Degree program and 50% for Master's program (PHD is full responsibility of student). But all recipients must work 5 consecutive years within Canada or for a Canadian owned company; if they choose not to, then the full cost of university will have to be repaid within 5 - 8 years.

 @B4ND9T9from British Columbia  answered…1wk1W

I would like to see Canada put some planning into the unemployment rate vs education that will make a difference to contributing to Canada's GDP and economic growth. If it is shown to matter, Canada can incentivize reductions on tuition for certain programs. I believe if you want to take nice to have programs like basket weaving, zoology, psychiatry, that you should pay those costs to force you to find a job when you are out of school. I also support privatization of education provided that they meet at least the minimum standards. This will help the fees paid at economic class levels.

 @B4MYMH9from Ontario  answered…1wk1W

Yes, tuition rates are way too high. Students need an education to get a good job but work the rest of their lives to pay off the debt. Professors make WAY beyond what they need at the expense of the students.

 @B4LHWPYfrom Saskatchewan  answered…2wks2W

Having to pay a tuition fee is fine. Maybe with a better lesser priced value instead of something super absurd, it can give students with a not so wealthy lifestyle to be able to have a better education at a good school.

 @B4P4L8Sfrom Ontario  answered…7 days7D

do not add a cap to international students who want to study full-time in Canada but cap tuition costs for Canadian citizens attending full-time post secondary studies.

 @8NZWYH6from Manitoba  answered…4yrs4Y

Yes and the government should work towards making tuition more affordable for post secondary students first while making the transition to free post secondary education.