$145,000 school board art trip to Italy questioned by Education Minister Jill Dunlop | Unpublished
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Author: Caroline Alphonso
Publication Date: October 16, 2024 - 18:52

$145,000 school board art trip to Italy questioned by Education Minister Jill Dunlop

October 16, 2024
Ontario’s Education Minister questioned the fiscal responsibility of a Catholic school board that spent $145,000 to send four trustees on a trip to Italy to buy art, including religious statues, for a new high school that is being built.Trustees at the Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board in Brantford reportedly expensed $45,000 for their July trip to northern Italy, where they purchased about $100,000 worth of sculptures and statues.


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