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Ontario begins probe of eight private career colleges over alleged OSAP ‘fraud’EducationOct 20The government said investigators "gathered information and interviewed individuals" at the unnamed career colleges and suggested it plans to widen the inspections. -
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OSAP pause leads career college to suspend classesEducationOct 17
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OSAP pause leads career college to suspend classesAn Ontario career college has suspended its academic operations as a result of a province-wide pause on student financial assistance to all private post-secondary institutions.EducationOct 17
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Ottawa’s international student cap hurting Atlantic universities: associationThe Association of Atlantic Universities says the region's schools have been disproportionately hurt by the Canadian government's restrictions on international student enrolment.EducationOct 14
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Keeping the Cree language alive in SaskatchewanWith language being stripped away from students during residential schools, people are now left finding new ways to keep the Cree and Dene language alive.EducationOct 2
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