Today, March 4, 2026, thousands of students from across Ontario descended on Queen’s Park for the “Hands Off Our Education” rally. What began as a powerful demonstration against Doug Ford’s OSAP cuts and tuition hikes ended in tense standoffs and arrests.
In this recap, we cover:
The Main Message: Why students are fighting the shift from 85% grants to 25% grants.
The Escalation: Footage of the George Brown statue being defaced and the subsequent police response.
The Arrests: Toronto Police confirmed at least two arrests for mischief and assaulting/obstructing police as the rally wrapped up.
The Voices: Hear from students who say these changes make university “unsustainable” and “inaccessible.”
Despite the “ugly” turn at the end, the message remains clear: Students are demanding their future back.
Watch the full breakdown and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Is this the start of a bigger movement?
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