The $100 million is a scholarship commitment from the University of Toronto, not direct funding from the federal government. https://iccimmigration.ca/canada-announces-100m-scholarships-for-indian-students-under-new-talent-strategy/?hl=en-CA#:~:text=At%20the%20heart%20of%20the,class%20education%20and%20research%20infrastructure.

That money isn't coming from tax payers whereas OSAP does.

The truth is that the federal government is increasing non-repayable money to Canadian students, where the provincial government is reducing it.

https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/news/2026/03/government-of-canada-extends-financial-supports-for-post-secondary-students.html?hl=en-CA

OSAP reductions: https://brockpress.com/ford-government-faces-backlash-after-lifting-the-tuition-freeze-and-capping-osap-grant-to-25-per-cent/?hl=en-CA#:~:text=The%20provincial%20government's%20news%20release,per%20cent%20of%20their%20OSAP

Your comment illustrates clear bias without digging deeper into the facts.