Many seniors in the Kingston area are members of the Rideau Trail Association, a non-profit organization that maintains a hiking trail linking Kingston to Canada’s capital city of Ottawa.
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Students enrolled in a community college or university must pay tuition fees and other expenses. Unlike the publicly funded elementary and high school, post-secondary schooling is considered private education in Ontario.
Students can get help covering their costs through:
Most students start repaying their loans after graduation. The National Student Loans Service Centre helps students manage their loans and assists them during the repayment process.
OSAP also provides student loans and non-repayable grants and bursaries to students with disabilities.
Parents can reduce their child's post-secondary education costs by putting money into a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP), a tax-free government-sponsored education savings plan. For those who qualify, there are also grants and bonds available to help parents start an RESP for their child.
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