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Students at LaSalle College in Montreal are furious as classes remain suspended for the second straight year, with the college drowning in $47 million in debt—including $30 million in fines for exceeding English enrollment limits and $17 million in unpaid subsidies. Though creditor protection has been granted to help navigate the mess, students say it only deepens their uncertainty about when—or if—they’ll ever return to class. Frustrated by both the college’s mismanagement and government inaction, they’re demanding a fair deal to resume education. Teachers, ready to teach, echo their plea for negotiation and transparency from political leaders, as everyone waits for a resolution that lets learning finally begin.

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