US EditionB.C. parent group gave its president $10K to sue teacher over 'bullying' allegations
- Craig Towers filed a civil claim against Janine LeBlanc, alleging she sought to ruin his reputation after he received $10,000 for legal fees from the school PAC in Maple Ridge.
- Craig Towers received $10,000 for legal fees to sue Janine LeBlanc over bullying allegations, claiming she tried to ruin his reputation as PAC president.
- Towers alleges that LeBlanc made unsubstantiated claims against him regarding various school programs and incidents, stating in his civil claim that her accusations were 'false, overblown, or otherwise did not actually constitute bullying and harassment.'
- A school district meeting affirmed that a complaint against Towers had been dismissed, but he accuses the district of failing to gather relevant evidence from LeBlanc and others during the investigation.
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