Saskatoon plaintiff in abuse allegation against church-run school suffers vandalism, house fire
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On Nov. 10, Erickson said her daughter woke up to some graffiti and the dog run gate had been opened. She called the RCMP reporting a break and enter. Later, the RCMP contacted Erickson and said there had been an emergency. Erickson has one child of her own, six adopted children and one nephew in her care. One child has since graduated and lives on his own.Erickson’s family has relocated for their safety. She said that she will be taking some time before moving forward, but these incidents are not going to affect her engagement with the lawsuit.“Everything is still going to roll forward and obviously going to have some different approaches or, you know, some more safety.
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