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Hundreds Arrested in Canadian Tuition Protest
MONTREAL — Police arrested 518 people overnight in the latest protest in Quebec over higher university tuition. Quebec Premier Jean Charest announced he will not roll back the tuition hikes of C$254 (US$249) per year over seven years. Currently, Quebec has the lowest tuition rates in Canada, and they would remain among the country's lowest.
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