AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoStudent Aid Scrutiny: Ontario court filings allege that more than half of thousands of OSAP applications linked to two career colleges came from one IP address. The schools deny wrongdoing, and the claims have not been proven in court. Study Permits: Ottawa says six types of study, including preschool, distance learning and short non-academic courses, can be taken without a permit. International Students: Manitoba is urging Ottawa to reconsider immigration policies as colleges report falling enrolment and fewer graduates. School Policy: Quebec plans to ban turbans and niqabs in schools, drawing criticism from groups opposed to the proposal. Staffing and Supports: Nunavut’s number of unqualified teachers nearly doubled in five years, while Nova Scotia school support workers reached a tentative deal that averted a strike.**
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