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| More Affordable Financing for Poot Secondary

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Helping Students Cope with. Rising Costs:

¢ new Canada Study Grant for students with
dependants

* for part-time students,2 anew | deduction fot child
care expenses and the ability to claim the |
education tax credit rae

° Canada Millennium Scholarships to more than
100,000 students a year, over 10 years,
beginning in 2000

Helping Individuals Repay Student Loans:

¢ new tax credit for interest paid on student loans

. improvements to the interest relief plan to help |
students repay their loans, and extension of _
‘interest relief over a longer period of time

© possible reduction in Canada Student Loan.

principal for those i in serious financial ial difficulty
the Youth information Initiative -

This service provides young people with job market

~ information so they can make decisions about their.

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schools, 3, 400 public libraries, and 460 First Nations

schools. to the information highway. It links over
1,000 national and international educational services
and resources, This enables educators and learners
to develop the skills needed i in the global economy.

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or information on youth employment, please call

1-800-935-5555 —
TTY 1-800-465-7735

‘Visit the Youth Resource Network Web site at:
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