What is public funding for Canada's education system? 

Public funding for Canada's education system refers to the money provided by federal, provincial, and territorial governments to support the operation and maintenance of schools, colleges, and universities across the country.

In Canada, education is primarily a provincial and territorial responsibility, meaning that each province and territory is responsible for funding and managing its own education system. However, the federal government also provides some funding for education through transfer payments to the provinces and territories, as well as through targeted programs and initiatives.

Public funding for education in Canada is used to cover a wide range of expenses, including teacher salaries, facility maintenance and construction, curriculum development, and student support services. The goal of this funding is to ensure that all students have access to high-quality education and that Canada remains a leader in education and innovation on the global stage.