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Vancouver teacher says sudden licence suspension felt like a 'gut punch' Original

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By Jackie McKay 
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB)
British Columbia Teachers across the Lower Mainland missed emails from the Ministry of Education in their spam inboxes about updating their criminal record checks. Dozens of teachers were pulled from their classrooms without pay and want to know if the ministry will compensate them.
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Emails sent to spam folder lead to 20 Surrey School teachers license suspension, says union

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By Jackie McKay 
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB)
British Columbia Without the updated criminal history information, required by provincial law every five years, 20 teachers in Surrey, B.C., had their licenses suspended and were told not to go to work on Wednesday. Surrey Teachers' Union says significant numbers of teachers impacted Jackie McKay · CBC News · Posted: Feb 27, 2026 8:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 11 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.
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Have you seen this missing shield? U.S. tribe believes stolen sacred art could be in Canada

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By Jackie McKay 
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB)
A New Mexico tribe believes a sacred war shield stolen from the Santa Ana Pueblo more than four decades ago may have ended up in Canada. The pueblo — a 79,000-acre reservation north of Albuquerque, N.M., home to some 800 tribal members — was devastated by a series of burglaries between August 1984 and May 1985, during which 150 items were stolen from private homes and tribal society houses.
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