Traduction de «Représentante de l'aide aux étudiants » (Français → Anglais) :

Deeply regrets the lack of respect for international humanitarian law, and expresses its shock and grave concern at the deadly attacks against hospitals, schools and other civilian targets that are occurring at an increasingly alarming rate in armed conflicts around the world, with patients, students, medical and teaching staff, humanitarian aid workers, children and family members becoming targets and victims; expresses its opinion that international condemnations must be followed by independent investigations and genuine accountability; calls on the Member States, the EU institutions and the Vice-President/High ...[+++]Representative (VP/HR) to recognise the true extent of this emergency and to use all instruments at their disposal to address this matter.

The number of higher education students receiving support to study in a partner country, as well as the number of students from a partner country coming to study in a Programme country

Some of the major decreases include the following: $300 million for the reduction in the forecast of the public debt interest and servicing costs; $265.7 million due to the decrease in resources related to assistance activities to Kosovo, as well as the termination of the Canadian Forces presence in Kosovo; $245 million for the reduction in grants to the trustees of the Registered Educational Savings Program; $204 million for the Canada Student Loans Program, due to changes in financing arrangements for student loans and student assistance as a result of the move to directly financed students loans; $174.4 million for the decrease in ...[+++] repayment terms for loans advanced to departments and agencies to meet the government's wide priority of Year 2000 readiness; $81.3 million in compensation for collective agreements; $72.3 million for the decrease due to the budgetary transfer for the establishment of the Canadian Tourism Commission as a Crown corporation; $67.1 owing to the winding down of the Millennium Bureau's activities in 2000-2002 on millennium activities, projects and celebrations.

These include the Canada Millennium Scholarship Fund, averaging $3,000 for more than 100,000 low- and middle-income Canadians; , Canada Study Grants for over 25,000 students who are in financial need and have children or other dependents; enhanced assistance for advanced research and for graduate students through increased funding for the three granting councils; help for graduates in managing their student debt loads through tax relief for interest on student loans; improvements to the Canada Student Loans Program to help individuals facing financial difficulties; and Canada Education Savings Grants, a grant of 20 per cent on the first 2,000 cont ...[+++]ributions made each year to registered education savings plans to ensure that families can better save for their children's future education.

It is my belief that students need some assurances that they will be able to gain access to the aid that is available under this legislation (1140 ) I remind hon. members of the Bloc that provinces have played a critical role in the administration of federal students' assistance program.

We would like to provide you with an overview of the Canada Student Loans Program, to review the continuing objectives on ongoing reforms to student assistance, to examine current problems associated with student assistance and to examine a package of further possible reforms to help to alleviate the impacts of current problems.