Twin Cities News

Metcalfe feels personally targeted, her life threatened, and her livelihood.

Adam Rose
Twin Cities News

Holy Trinity High School Principal Trevor Taylor is suing local advocate Dana Metcalfe for allegedly conveying defamatory comments made about him on social media.

Taylor claims Metcalfe began an online attack campaign against him in which Metcalfe had her followers attack, harass and defame him.

Metcalfe claims during her live broadcast earlier this evening that the allegations made against her are untrue and alleged that Taylor is actually defaming her.

Metcalfe began her live feed with the notion that she is not suicidal and if anything were to happen to her, her fanbase would know who would be responsible.

Metcalfe claimed that someone from the NLTA (Newfoundland & Labrador Teacher Association) called for her death.

Metcalfe also claimed that her child has also encountered bullying.

Metcalfe claims there is corruption within the province, from the Government – its ties to the NLTA, and the 2SLGBTQUIA, in which all have made false claims against her.

Lawyer Kyle Reese contacted VOCM NEWS earlier today in which VOCM released an article about the civil suit against Metcalfe on the behalf of Trevor Taylor.

Metcalfe continued to say that her business has taken a toll, and TD Canada Trust Bank placed a lien on her house.

Metcalfe intends to countersue Kyle Reese, Odea & Earle and Trevor Taylor for 150-thousand dollars.