Ken Coates

Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation

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Wage Gap Between High School Grads and Degree Holders Narrows

April 28, 2014In the PressEducation, Ken S. Coates, Post Secondary Education, Post-SecondarySherilee Diebold-Cooze

CBC NEWS WITH PETE EVANS – The gap between the earnings of a college or university degree graduate and what someone with a high school diploma makes is narrowing, Statistics Canada research released today shows.

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