Having the provincial government eliminate interest charges on provincial student loans is considered an ”unprecedented” initiative by…umm…the provincial government.
Students can borrow government-guaranteed money to finance their education. That would run to the tens of thousands these days, but not having to pay any interest on that loan is considered something worth heralding from the roof-tops as a feat unequalled anywhere in the civilized universe.
But it wasn’t that long ago that going to university in Newfoundland and Labrador didn’t require any borrowing at all.
The former students writing this sort of knob-polish evidently aren’t history grads.
Either that or they are the people who teach google use over in InTRD.
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