Quebec judge invalidates tuition hike, French requirements for out-of-province university students

Quebec judge invalidates tuition hike, French requirements for out-of-province university students

A Quebec Superior Court judge on Thursday struck down a tuition hike for out-of-province Canadian university students in Quebec and the French language requirements that the province had attempted to impose on them.In his 82-page decision, Judge Éric Dufour awarded McGill

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