Quebec legt Gesetzesentwurf zur Begrenzung internationaler Studierender in der Provinz vor

“It is as if teaching is no longer a social mission, an economic mission, but a business model to sell Quebec and Canadian citizenship to people,” Roberge said.

That same sentiment is the core of so many of our problems right now. Our institutions are stripped of their purpose and too focused on creating revenue. Government abdicated responsibility for providing housing and left it to investors. Public healthcare is getting privatized instead of invested in. Schools were focused more on revenue than educational outcome. Infrastructure projects go to companies, depriving government of hands-on experience, and thus later leaving big decisions in inexperienced hands and consultant firms being brought in instead, with their conflicts of interest and high fees.