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Ontario adds 70,000 postsecondary seats in health care, STEM, trades

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Ontario is spending $1.7 billion to fund 70,000 additional seats at publicly assisted colleges and universities in high-demand sectors including health care, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), education and the skilled trades. The funding is part of the province's $6.4 billion ...

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