Ontario university tuition is painfully high, and while I seem to be one of the fortunate few who will not be graduating with student loans, the rest of the current students will be looking at a minimum debt of $28,000 (assuming on average, $7000/yr (tuition only), for a domestic student in a 4-year undergraduate program) when they graduate. Yes, we will have plenty of opportunities when we graduate, but this decreases in importance when half of every paycheque will be lost to our loans anyway, and I would like to see something done about this first.

Thank you again for posting!

Your next bill should only have HST on it.

This is about creating jobs so that when students like yourself graduate they will have opportunity. A recent report by economist Jack Mintz confirms that Ontario needs to reform its tax system to create jobs and put Ontario back on its feet. It says, as a result of the HST, within 10 years Ontario will see, an estimated 591,000 additional new jobs, increased capital investment of $47 billion and increased overall annual worker incomes of up to 8.8 per cent, or $29.4billion.