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Student Aid: Ontario has referred suspected criminal activity involving OSAP at private career colleges to provincial police and paused payments to students at those institutions while an audit proceeds. More than 87,000 students at private schools received $2.4 billion in aid in 2024–25; the colleges’ association says students already approved and attending classes should not be penalized. School Safety: U.S. authorities charged a Washington state resident with allegedly advising and assisting the shooter in the deadly Tumbler Ridge school attack. Educators: Sixty Canadians received 2026 Prime Minister’s Awards for teaching and early-childhood education, including recipients from Alberta. Student Support: Hamilton band Arkells is selling Toronto school-board hats, with proceeds supporting school breakfast programs. Indigenous Learning: Axis Theatre will bring a Métis history production to 18 Saskatchewan schools, including Viscount School, during an October tour.

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