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Jones, A. (2026, November 3). Ontario won't make career college OSAP audit public, minister says. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/ontario-won-t-make-career-college-osap-audit-public-minister-says/article_f92cb1d8-2843-5c52-826f-0c49baf54bbe.html
Jones, Allison. “Ontario won't make career college OSAP audit public, minister says.” Toronto Star, 3 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/ontario-won-t-make-career-college-osap-audit-public-minister-says/article_f92cb1d8-2843-5c52-826f-0c49baf54bbe.html.
Jones, Allison. “Ontario won't make career college OSAP audit public, minister says.” Toronto Star, November 3, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/ontario-won-t-make-career-college-osap-audit-public-minister-says/article_f92cb1d8-2843-5c52-826f-0c49baf54bbe.html.
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Ontario's colleges and universities minister, Nolan Quinn, has decided not to release a government-commissioned audit by KPMG into how student financial aid is used at career colleges in Ontario. Quinn announced in early October that he had hired KPMG for this audit due to rising concerns about the usage of such aid. However, despite these initial promises, Quinn now states that the results will remain confidential. The decision not to make the audit public has sparked debate over transparency and accountability in student financial aid management.