RCMP in Nova Scotia say a 35-year-old teacher has been charged with sexual offences involving a student.
In a Thursday release, East Hants District RCMP said they first received a report on June 3 of inappropriate contact between a staff member at Uniacke District School and a student.
“Officers began an investigation, which indicates that in December 2023, an intervention teacher employed in schools within the (Chignecto-Central Regional Centre for Education) jurisdiction had inappropriately touched a student on multiple occasions,” RCMP wrote in the release.
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RCMP confirmed that the teacher was placed on leave in May of this year, when “initial concerns” were made to Chignecto-Central Regional Centre for Education (CCRCE). The teacher was employed as a math interventionist and worked in several different schools within the CCRCE area.
Police said Colin Wilson of Lantz, N.S., was arrested on Aug. 5 and has been charged with sexual interference and sexual exploitation of a young person.
He was released on conditions and will appear at Shubenacadie provincial court on Oct. 7.
RCMP added they’re encouraging anyone who may be a survivor to come forward by contacting local police or East Hants District RCMP at 902-866-7267.
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