The Quebec Student Protests refer to a series of demonstrations that took place in Quebec, Canada, primarily between 2011 and 2012. These protests were largely driven by students opposing proposed tuition fee increases for post-secondary education. The movement gained significant traction, with thousands of students participating in marches and strikes, demanding affordable education. The protests were marked by widespread public support and media attention, leading to discussions about the funding of education in Canada. The movement also sparked debates about the role of government in education and the accessibility of higher learning for all students.