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LETTERS: University tuition fees and Canada Health Act examined in P.E.I. letters

EDUCATION SHOULD BE AFFORDABLE

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A steep rise in university prices nationwide has turned what was once a shared benefit into something only available to those with money. Lately, arguments about higher education costs point to a pattern that should be catching the attention of all. Universities are constantly competing for global recognition through expansion. However, they fail to comprehend that students are the ones directly affected. Universities need to take control of tuition costs and make higher education accessible to all students.

Certain universities provide lower-cost education, such as the University of Prince Edward........

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