Multiple reports say the government of Quebec revokes the teaching licenses of 11 teachers who work at the same elementary school in Canada. According to the articles, the decision is made through the office of the education minister, which is led by Sonia Lebel. The sources describe concerns related to the classroom environment and students’ learning, including claims that the teachers foster a “toxic” climate. The reports also allege that the teachers did not properly teach required subjects, specifically referencing sex education and science. The coverage presents the action as a licensing and administrative measure taken by provincial authorities, rather than a criminal case. The articles also reference that the teachers are described as “North African,” but they do not provide consistent, detailed evidence in the excerpts about nationality as a factor. The reporting focuses on the government’s stated grounds for the disciplinary action and indicates that licensing revocations remove or restrict the teachers’ ability to work in teaching roles. Further details, such as the teachers’ responses and the specific findings underlying the decision, are not included in the provided material.