Jagmeet Singh, leader of the NPD party, proposes forgiving up to $20,000 of student loan debt and doubling student grants, as well as giving new graduates a five-year grace period for federal loan payments. This is based on the fact that, according to studies, in recent years, numerous students have been unable to repay their academic loans.
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Response rates from 373 St. Albert 25 voters.
62% Yes |
38% No |
55% Yes |
34% No |
4% Yes, but only for low income students |
2% No, but reduce interest rates |
3% Yes, but only for Canadian citizens |
2% No, we cannot afford this |
0% Yes, and forgive all student load debt |
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0% Yes, but only for students with excellent grades |
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Unique answers from St. Albert 25 voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@97BT5J52yrs2Y
Yes, but only for low income Canadian citizens
@8VWCBMV3yrs3Y
No, but remove interest rates
@9CBGNZD2yrs2Y
Yes, but only for low income students who are Canadian citizens
@B2QTZCT3 days3D
Yes and now, increase student expense aid and decrease interest rates for the remaining loans with the program.
@B2QQFP83 days3D
Education should be free and fully subsidized. The only barrier to academics should be academic performance.
@B2Q8M8Q4 days4D
No, but ways to make student housing and food plans more affordable would contribute to the same net benefits
@B2MXWGH5 days5D
It can be possible but only to those Canadian citizens or permanent residents, low income students and at the same time students with excellent grades.
@B2MNQY76 days6D
I believe we should do what Sweden does, their students are paid to go to school and work towards getting them a better future and help. They care about education and their students futures.
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