Claiming Canadian Student Loan Interest on US Taxes

Hi folks,
I am a Canadian who is working in the United States on an H-1 visa. I am a resident for tax purposes herein the US.
I had a query regarding repaying student loans during my last tax submission as a resident for tax purposes in the USA but due to time limitations let it go. This time, I thought I will pose my query early on to folks who may have the answer.
I accumulated a huge student loan with OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) and a student line of credit with a Canadian bank. I repay both these student loans monthly and was wondering if I can claim it in my US return as a resident. I know that form 1040 has a section on Student Loan Interest Deduction but I am not sure if repaying loans to taken for studies in Canada (rather than the US) can be used.
Any feedback or thoughts will be appreciated.
Thanks.

Yes. You can claim OSAP loan interest in 1040. It has a income limit but Turbotax will calculate correctly.

You can file 1040X for last year to correct and get your refund for last year.

nishant is correct. The source of the loan is unimportant, neither is the country in which the expenses were incurred.

Can you also claim interest paid on student line of credit from a Canadian bank?

If the interest is incurred on expenses that are eligibl, yes. Not beer money, in other words.

How about jumping in a lake, a-hole? That is what I'm praying for. Think it will work?