Let’s get real: by 2026, university feels like a luxury, not a necessity. With skyrocketing tuition and a job market craving skilled trades, why would anyone pick up a mountain of student debt? In Toronto, the skilled trades scene is thriving. Electricians, plumbers, and carpenters are making bank while recent grads are stuck in unpaid internships. 🛠️ Don’t get me wrong—education matters. But isn’t it time we rethink what “success” looks like? Should we be pushing our kids toward a university degree or encouraging them to learn a trade? I want to hear your thoughts!