The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says two people from Ontario face multiple charges related to an alleged fraud scheme targeting international students. The CBSA reports that its investigation begins in February 2025 after it receives a tip from Lambton College in Sarnia, Ont. According to the CBSA, the suspects allegedly take money from international students by offering assurances tied to immigration-related outcomes, though the specific promises described in the CBSA’s account were not fully detailed in the provided excerpts. The agency characterizes the matter as a fraud scheme and states that charges have been laid against the two individuals. Separate coverage from Winnipeg Free Press reflects the same CBSA announcement, indicating the case centers on allegations that international students are deceived for payment. The reports do not provide additional details in the supplied text on the legal charges’ names, the amounts involved, or the broader scope of the scheme beyond the Ontario-based suspects and the initial college tip. The allegations have not been tested in court as the matter proceeds through the justice system.