Ontario appoints an administrator to run Conestoga College following an audit that identifies “significant financial misuse and governance failings,” according to the Ontario government. The decision is based on findings from the review, which the government says point to problems in how funds are handled and in governance oversight at the institution. Both outlets report that the administrator will take over management responsibilities while corrective steps are determined and implemented. The reports do not provide additional details on the specific transactions or internal processes cited by the audit, nor do they describe timelines for the administrator’s mandate. The appointment reflects the province’s use of an oversight measure to address concerns about financial controls and institutional governance at the college. Further information beyond the audit’s high-level conclusions is not included in the provided summaries, including whether any individuals or departments are specifically implicated or whether broader audits or investigations are planned.