OSAP ‘Criminal Allegations’ Referred to Police, over 2 Years After Concerns First Raised
The province paused OSAP payments to private post-secondary students and said over 87,000 students received nearly $2.4 billion in 2024-25.
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Ontario pauses OSAP payments to private postsecondary institutions, refers matter to OPP
The Ontario government has paused all OSAP payments associated with private postsecondary institutions and referred concerns about the integrity of the student aid system to the Ontario Provincial Police, the Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security said in a statement Tuesday. The ministry began receiving an increasing number of complaints about OSAP applications […]
Applications for the Ontario Student Aid (OSAP) grant at some private vocational colleges in Ontario have encountered irregularities. After reviewing the applications and finding several issues, the provincial government has referred the matter to the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and suspended OSAP funding to the affected private institutions.
Scott Stinson: Ontario calls in the police to investigate its own career-college gravy train
The numbers are, in a word, staggering. And, with the caveat that so far all that anyone can say from a legal perspective is that it all looks quite fishy, the story is that the Ontario government allowed itself to shovel hundreds of millions of student-grant dollars out the door for a period of months, if not years, with what must have been vanishingly little oversight. It’s the kind of thing that would cause Doug Ford to sputter in indignation…
Ontario refers concerns about OSAP payments at private career colleges to OPP
Ontario has asked provincial police to look into student financial assistance payments at private career colleges after auditors identified “serious concerns” about possible criminal activity and “egregious” use of public money, the government said Tuesday. Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn said the ministry launched targeted inspections of career colleges last year in response to growing concerns about Ontario Student Assistance Pr…
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