Ma maman me chicane quand j'écris pas mes 2 noms de famille
- Traceur

J,ai pas de trait d'union entre mes 2 noms, alors je peux juste en garder un. Mais là, j'vais devoir froisser une des 2 familles

**pats QP on the back**

**hopes he never talks about this subject again**

**loads gun**
- pete26

You know that I like you man?

So the Tories want to talk about abortion, eh?

Yup thing is I personally live in a smaller city, there aren't many jobs outside of the odd by surfaces like Crappy Tire, Home Depot and other services like restaurants.

And there is much more than tuition fees that you have to pay when you're a student, you must be aware.

When you have food, a place to pay, books, tuition, car insurances (because the community transport blows here) and so on, it starts to pile, especially when you have no support from your parents.

You then have to get loans with banks, that you'll have to pay for half of your career... And if you have to return to University if it's not working in what you studied in, not sure the bank's gonna loan you some more before you pay what you owe already.
- QuebecPride

Yea buddy, I understand too well. I don't live with my parents, so I've got those expenses as well, and yea it does suck, especially since I'll be in University for another 6 years - but no one said it would be easy.

It i wanted easy, i would've left school after gr12. But I get the unique dilemma's people might have, I don't know government loans work in Quebec, but the process is pretty bullpoop in Ontario actually. If you're parents make money - whether they support you or not - it counts as a negative in terms of how much they give you (from what I understand) which is completely unreasonable. I find the process in Ontario for government loan application isn't extensive or thorough enough.

Yup thing is I personally live in a smaller city, there aren't many jobs outside of the odd by surfaces like Crappy Tire, Home Depot and other services like restaurants.

And there is much more than tuition fees that you have to pay when you're a student, you must be aware.

When you have food, a place to pay, books, tuition, car insurances (because the community transport blows here) and so on, it starts to pile, especially when you have no support from your parents.

You then have to get loans with banks, that you'll have to pay for half of your career... And if you have to return to University if it's not working in what you studied in, not sure the bank's gonna loan you some more before you pay what you owe already.
- QuebecPride

So the Tories want to talk about abortion, eh?
- _nay_

Yea but that's bullpoop, even Harper the right-wingest of them all doesn't support re-discussing that issue.

Yea buddy, I understand too well. I don't live with my parents, so I've got those expenses as well, and yea it does suck, especially since I'll be in University for another 6 years - but no one said it would be easy.

It i wanted easy, i would've left school after gr12. But I get the unique dilemma's people might have, I don't know government loans work in Quebec, but the process is pretty bullpoop in Ontario actually. If you're parents make money - whether they support you or not - it counts as a negative in terms of how much they give you (from what I understand) which is completely unreasonable. I find the process in Ontario for government loan application isn't extensive or thorough enough.
- Nastradamus

Jesus tap dancing Christ what are you going to be an astronaut?

I would say most university students come from backgrounds that are at the very least middle class.
- Nastradamus

Maybe in Ontario, but after a full year at U de Sherbrooke I can tell you I've met a lot of guys paying their stuff alone.

J,ai pas de trait d'union entre mes 2 noms, alors je peux juste en garder un. Mais là, j'vais devoir froisser une des 2 familles
- _nay_

j'espère encore rencontrer un jour un M. Leboeuf-Haché

Me neither. And most of those still live at their parents' place anyway.
- _nay_

Yup.

I don't agree, the system here is corrupted as hell, with whoever's at the helm mind you. (Québec)

I'm alright with the raise, but not a 75% for 5 year, or 87% in 7 years either, that's too much to swallow, you never see that raise anywhere else. Yes we should be paying more, but they should also look in the mirror and manage their budgets more efficiently. Instead of getting that suite, get a normal room. Do you really need a 1st class flight for a rector? Oh yeah you wanna look big... Oh.
- QuebecPride

Sure you do.

It happens when the current fees are too far from what reality demands.

for example.

New subdivisions property taxes, the property tax is estimated and is usually very low for the first few years until the city has time to actually evaluate what the property is worth.

They wouldn't be making this increase if the funding wasn't needed.

So the Tories want to talk about abortion, eh?
- _nay_

Tabarnak...

Jesus tap dancing Christ what are you going to be an astronaut?
- Cape Breton Bruins

I'm not sure what I "want to be yet" but I want a career in medical research, so yea, med school.

Sure you do.

It happens when the current fees are too far from what reality demands.

for example.

New subdivisions property taxes, the property tax is estimated and is usually very low for the first few years until the city has time to actaully evaluate what the property is worth.

They wouldn't be making this increase if the funding wasn't needed.
- Oilhab

Chili just announced a 3% raise (17 to 20) on corporation taxes. That billion of dollars will serve to reduce tuition fees.

Sure you do.

It happens when the current fees are too far from what reality demands.

for example.

New subdivisions property taxes, the property tax is estimated and is usually very low for the first few years until the city has time to actually evaluate what the property is worth.

They wouldn't be making this increase if the funding wasn't needed.
- Oilhab

They are already mismanaging the system, throwing more money at it won't fix it.

Maybe in Ontario, but after a full year at U de Sherbrooke I can tell you I've met a lot of guys paying their stuff alone.
- QuebecPride

I go to Wilfrid Laurier, I have no doubt that our schools are made up of different sorts of people.

So the Tories want to talk about abortion, eh?
- _nay_

provincal or federal?

Chili just announced a 3% raise (17 to 20) on corporation taxes. That billion of dollars will serve to reduce tuition fees.
- _nay_

Yeah I think they were targetting free tuition there... Big protests too.

Jesus tap dancing Christ what are you going to be an astronaut?
- Cape Breton Bruins

That's a lot of fancy book learnin'

Chili just announced a 3% raise (17 to 20) on corporation taxes. That billion of dollars will serve to reduce tuition fees.
- _nay_

What are tuition fees in chilli?

j'espère encore rencontrer un jour un M. Leboeuf-Haché
- Traceur

T'as écouté le show U.S. qu'on s'en va, d'Yvon Deschamps? Dans quelques générations: Moreau- Bordeleau- Lemoyne- Allaire- Durand- Lacasse- Dubois- Léger- Auger- Gagné- Legros- Montand- Morand- Voyer-Leboeuf-Haché

They are already mismanaging the system, throwing more money at it won't fix it.
- QuebecPride

proof?

provincal or federal?
- Oilhab

Federal. Seriously, if abortion becomes illegal in Canada, Quebec separates less than 1 year afterward.

proof?
- Oilhab

http://www.ledevoir.com/s...e-de-faillite-des-juillet

I go to Wilfrid Laurier, I have no doubt that our schools are made up of different sorts of people.


- Nastradamus

Bah Sherby is at the top when it comes to Business and Medical programs, it's a pretty good franco U.

It's not McGill or Simon Fraser, but it's alright.