The Age of Levy
November 24, 2015
Tag: Ontario Government
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Off-peak power for high-peak times
November 19, 2015
Researchers at Ryerson’s Centre for Urban Energy (CUE) have developed an electricity storage unit that could make cities’ power grids more efficient.
OSAP changes, makes more money available to students
September 15, 2015
Post-secondary students in Ontario can expect to see some changes this year to what is perhaps the primary source of financial aid in the province, the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
Sheldon Levy to leave in December
August 31, 2015
Ryerson president Sheldon Levy is leaving his post to take a job with the Ontario government.
Far from the danger zone
September 23, 2014
The Ontario government gave Ryerson a cool $2 million for entrepreneurial initiatives
Transfer students cut a break
January 18, 2011
Minister of Training announces $73 million will be invested in post-secondary transfer system
Rye gets government shaft
January 12, 2011
By Graham Slaughter The Ontario government has announced they will add 42,000 students to universities and colleges this year by building more classroom spaces. However, Ryerson received this funding last year for 319 more spots — less than one per cent of the new spaces. Ryerson received $16 million last year through the Knowledge Infrastructure […]
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March 14, 2007
For most students, summer means getting a lame job and working lame hours in a lame uniform under the watchful eye of a lame boss.
Ryerson budget $3.2M short
September 11, 2002
Ryerson is anxiously waiting to hear if the Ontario government will come through with the $3.2 million it promised to cover last year’s surge in enrolment.
Lajeunesse to Tories: show me the money
March 6, 2002
Ontario’s provincial government has come to the province’s universities asking for a favour, but Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse is skeptical enough not to jump at the promise of more funding in return.
Staring down the barrel of a double cohort
February 20, 2002
With proposals for widespread budget reductions due March 1, faculty members across Ryerson remain uncertain about how ready we are for the quickly approaching double cohort.
Deregula-shunned
January 30, 2002
Nothing has changed in the existing legislation that says universities are allowed to charge whatever they please for professionally-related programs. Unfortunately, these are the programs that make up Ryerson.
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