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Ontario begins probe of eight private career colleges over alleged OSAP ‘fraud’The government said investigators "gathered information and interviewed individuals" at the unnamed career colleges and suggested it plans to widen the inspections.EducationOct 20
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Thousands of school support workers in Nova Scotia could strike next weekThe union representing school support workers across Nova Scotia is warning many schools may close if its members go on strike next week.EducationOct 19
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