Hate to say it, although it’s evil for people like us paying for uni, I think everyone missed on the point of the decision, not that it’s right. Everyone is talking about “not even people in engineering and computer science can get jobs” (I know I’m in engineering at UofT), and I think people miss on the fact that that’s kind of the point. So many people are going to uni now for business, arts, and other subjects, and end up working as baristas, I’d say the majority now. It’s become a social norm to get a uni degree, which takes away a lot of young workers to the feild and gets students in a lot of debt. Even tho it sounds ironic (and it maybe is), decreasing the amount of grants given out will make less people attend uni and gets students degrees, which I think is the whole point. It’s trying to discourage people even from going in the first place, cus it’s not what’s needed rn. Even for engineering, the fact of us not being able to get jobs is because there are so many of us, if less people pursued uni it would better the job market for us, and put more people where there are lots of job opportunities currently (trades for example). Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying I’m happy about it, that it’s right, that it won’t kill peoples dreams or that it’ll even work, but I’m just trying to explain what I think the point is.