Last mentioned: Feb 28, 2026
Legal Challenge Dropped
McGill and Concordia announce they are abandoning further litigation efforts.
Revised Framework Published
The Quebec government formally entrenching the tuition increase in a new regulatory framework.
Superior Court Ruling
The court overturns the $3,000 tuition hike, calling it unreasonable.
McGill and Concordia Universities have officially withdrawn their legal challenge against the Quebec government's 33% tuition hike for out-of-province students. Despite a 2025 court victory, the institutions cited financial exhaustion and the government's legislative entrenchment of the policy as primary reasons for ending the dispute.
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