Charles Sousa, Ontario’s finance minister, said the government will help students with more work-related experience to help them gain employment by investing nearly $190 million to create 40,000 new co-op and intern opportunities. Sousa also said students won’t have to pay back the provincial portion of their OSAP until they make $35,000 a year.
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Ontario to invest nearly $190M in co-op and intern opportunities
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