Overview
- Marnie Burnham, a teacher in the Greater Victoria School District, has been charged with five offences, including three counts of sexual exploitation and two counts of luring a minor.
- The charges stem from a Saanich Police investigation that began in early 2024 after reports of inappropriate sexual interactions with students.
- Burnham, who taught at Oak Bay High School and Mount Douglas Secondary, was arrested in February 2024 and placed on unpaid leave under an undertaking not to teach.
- Police have identified multiple alleged victims and are appealing to the public for additional information regarding potential victims who may have had contact with Burnham before December 2024.
- Burnham has been released on strict conditions, including no contact with minors or school property, with her trial set to begin on June 16, 2025.