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Threatening packages aimed at staff sent to B.C. elementary school

Several packages with threatening statements were sent to staff at Evelyn Dickson Elementary School, causing police involvement, according to Vanderhoof RCMP on March 11.
The letters referenced B.C.'s ERASE policy on March 13.
Vanderhoof Mayor Kevin Moutray condemned the threats and described the actions as a "black eye on Vanderhoof" in a March 13 statement.
Vanderhoof has experienced other anti-LGBTQ2S+ incidents, with local leaders urging an end to such behaviors.

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grandforksgazette.ca

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Threatening packages aimed at staff sent to B.C. elementary school

The letters found last month referred to B.C.’s education diversity and inclusion guidelines, RCMP said

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Kitimat Northern Sentinel

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Staff target of suspicious packages sent to Vanderhoof school

The letters found last month referred to B.C.’s education diversity and inclusion guidelines, RCMP said

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Barriere Star Journal broke the news in 2 months ago on Monday, March 17, 2025.

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