The British Columbia Supreme Court has refused to overturn a decision by the Okanagan College Board of Governors to suspend a student for repeated academic misconduct. The college reportedly suspended the student after finding that the student had engaged in five incidents of misconduct between March 2024 and November 2025. After the student appealed the decision and filed a petition for a judicial review, the college ordered a new investigation by an external investigator. Based on that investigation’s findings, the student was ultimately suspended until January 2027. The court ruled that the college’s decision was reasonable.
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