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Author: Laura Stone
Publication Date: December 8, 2025 - 16:09
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OPP launches probe into company that received millions from Ontario
December 8, 2025
The Ontario Province Police has launched an investigation into a company that received more than $40-million from the provincial government, including from a controversial skills training fund.
The force confirmed Monday that its anti-rackets branch has launched an investigation into the company, an online counselling platform called Get A-Head, also known as Keel Digital Solutions.
“The OPP Anti-Rackets Branch has completed its review and will be proceeding with an investigation. At this time, we cannot release any details or speculate on how long the investigation will take,” OPP spokeswoman Gosia Puzio said in an e-mail on Monday.
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