Toronto, July 23 -- Canada's Auditor-General is expected to conduct a probe into the country's controversial international students programme. The audit was confirmed to Globe and Mail by Auditor-General Karen Hogan's office though its contours were not revealed. A report on the subject is expected to be submitted to Parliament next year. According to its website, the office of the Auditor-General of Canada "serves Parliament by providing it with objective, fact-based information and expert advice on government programs and activities" and conducts what it describes as "legislative auditing." Canada's international students programme came in for severe criticism after the intake numbers exploded in the post-Covid year under then Prime Minis...