The good news is that the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District has recovered property linked to a corruption case involving a former manager. So the school district filed a court action, to get a recovery order from a judge. The NLESD said it did not pay the rental fees claimed by Walsh, and added that Walsh paid $350 to the district in court-related fees. He said he was advised in early 2016 that an investigation was ongoing and he should "stay away from district property until further notice." The province also asked the auditor general to look into purchasing issues at the school district around the same time frame.

Source: CBC News May 26, 2019 09:22 UTC