2008 Ontario University Registrar’s Association conference
If you’re interested in a summary of what was discussed at the 2008 Ontario University Registrar’s Association conference (this would be the group for all things related to student registration: admissions, liaison, student records, scholarships) then you can read a blog entry by Ken Steele of Academia Group.
It never hurts to know what these guys are discussing. Michelle Lea, Director of Admissions, Brock University was a panel moderator for a session entitled, “Admissions Roundtable: Reflecting on Trends in the Canadian Post-Secondary System.” I’m going to ask her whether homeschooling came up at all during that session. Otherwise, I didn’t see anything on the schedule indicating that they’re talking about us. 
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Thanks for the mention, Sarah. I was actually in that session, and am pretty sure that homeschooling did not arise in the discussion. Most of the attention was paid to college applied degrees, and how to consider them for admission to graduate programs. (The consensus is that right now, it’s very tough to get into a graduate program with a college degree, especially in Ontario.)