McGill and Concordia sue Quebec government over tuition hikes

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McGill and Concordia sue Quebec government over tuition hikes

"One really has to stand up for these types of principles," said lawyer Julius Grey, after Concordia and McGill announced they're suing Quebec over its decision to hike university tuition for out-of-province students. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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