"Canadian Art Teacher Under Fire for Selling Students' Work Online"
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A Montreal art teacher is being sued by parents for allegedly selling his students' artwork on his personal website without their permission, with some pieces priced at over $100. The parents have initiated legal action seeking $350,000 CAD for copyright and emotional damages, as well as the removal of the artwork. They also question whether the teacher assigned specific projects to create marketable art. The school board is investigating the allegations and taking the situation seriously.
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