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If that happened, it would mean Canadian students would have access to grants and scholarships that would allow them to study in an EU country. It could also facilitate more transatlantic co-operation and research partnerships. That in turn could lead to economic growth, which is one reason why Canada and the EU are coming together in the first place.

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[-] orbitz@lemmy.ca 4 points 16 hours ago

Allowing students to get a broader education sounds good to me. Even if not strictly classroom knowledge, being in a new culture would help them have a better range of experiences. Something that I think many people could use in North America, mean including me.

I'd be jealous I couldn't do it but never to the point I wouldn't want it for newer generations.

Mean of for ruse grants and scholarships sound good too don't get me wrong on that, helping educate is so sorely needed it seems.

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