Calgary company at centre of largest E. Coli outbreak in AHS history pleads guilty on four charges

Calgary company at centre of largest E. Coli outbreak in AHS history pleads guilty on four charges

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A commercial kitchen company in Calgary has pleaded guilty to four charges after a massive E. Coli outbreak at numerous daycares that infected hundreds of children in the fall of 2023. Jillian Code reports.

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