Montreal.Citynews.Ca Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Over Montreal School Board Data Breach
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- •A class-action lawsuit has been initiated against a Montreal school board due to a data breach.
- •Sensitive personal information of parents, including social insurance numbers, was exposed.
- •Parents are concerned about the security measures in place and potential misuse of their data.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board in Quebec after a data breach exposed sensitive information of parents from Rosemere High School. On July 2, 2026, an email was sent to parents containing a document with personal details such as names, birth dates, social insurance numbers, and contact information. The lawsuit alleges negligence in safeguarding this sensitive data. Parents expressed shock and frustration over the breach, questioning the security measures in place. Following the incident, the school board requested parents to delete the email and sign a form confirming they had done so. The situation has raised concerns about potential misuse of the exposed information.
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