The Canadian Federation of Students and York Federation of Students are challenging an order from the minister of training, colleges and universities.

The Progressive Conservative government announced a 10 per cent tuition cut earlier this year while also saying the Ontario Student Assistance Plan needed to be refocused to help the lowest-income students after becoming "unsustainable."

"It was like this guardian angel that kind of popped in and said, 'Hey, you have troubles, but now you don’t have troubles anymore.'"

On Tuesday, there was a flurry of tweets from angry students saying they have received estimates informing them they don’t qualify for or are getting less money from OSAP.

Labour Minister Patty Hajdu, who oversees federal student-support programs, is asking her provincial counterpart to roll back changes the Progressive Conservatives made in January to the Ontario Student Assistance Plan.

The daffodils have sprung at Queen's Park — and so have the protests against Doug Ford's proposed education cuts, Tasha Kheiriddin says.

About 200 students from various high school descended on Kitchener City Hall on Thursday.

The protest comes after Education Minister Lisa Thompson announced a slew of changes to her ministry's portfolio.

Walkouts began at noon on at least 17 different campuses across the province.

Students from Western University and Fanshawe College plan to walk-out of class Wednesday to protest planned changes to tuition in Ontario.