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By Kenneth Cheung

LOSSES OF PUBLIC MONEY

Employee misconduct leads to over $16K loss for Lloyd Catholic school division

Feb 6, 2026 | 10:15 AM

More than $16,000 in public money was lost within a Lloydminster-area school division after an employee allegedly misappropriated funds.

The Losses of Public Money report covering September to November 2025 states the Lloydminster Roman Catholic School Division No. 89 reported a loss of $16,161. 

The report states the employee misused funds, including cash and a corporate purchase card, for personal items between January and mid-September 2025.

The school division reported the matter to the RCMP and said the employee is no longer employed with the division. 

According to the report, the division has recovered $10,341 so far, while the former employee has committed to repaying the remaining balance.

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The losses report tracks incidents involving fraud or similar illegal acts by employees, suppliers or contractors that result in losses of more than $500 for school divisions. 

The same report also lists a separate case involving Prairie South School Division No. 210, based in Moose Jaw, where an employee made unauthorized fuel purchases totalling $2,016 using a cardlock gas card. The employee in that case is also no longer employed and the matter was reported to police. 

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