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Ontario students are drowning in debt as OSAP slashes grants and floods them with loans—some now getting 85% of aid as loans instead of 40%. Tuition hikes of 2% annually for three years add to the pressure, forcing many to work more or turn to food banks. While the government says cuts are necessary to control ballooning costs and that other aid exists, student advocates argue OSAP is often their only lifeline—and that provincial loans still accrue interest, unlike federal ones. As grads face crushing debt, they’re waking up to how policy decisions directly shape their futures, sparking a new wave of political engagement.
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