Canadian Teacher Sued for Selling Students' Art Online

Parents demand justice after discovering their children's assignments for sale on various merchandise without consent.

A Canadian teacher, Mario Perron, is accused of selling his students' art assignments online without their consent, sparking legal action.
The artworks, inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat, were found on items like mugs and phone cases, with prices up to $120.
Parents demand $350,000 in damages for copyright infringement and moral harm, along with Perron's suspension and a formal apology.
The Lester B. Pearson School Board has launched an investigation and forwarded the legal notice to its insurers.
The incident has caused outrage among parents and raised concerns about the exploitation of students' intellectual property.