Supreme Court to rule on lawsuit against Maple Leaf Foods over tainted meat

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Supreme Court to rule on lawsuit against Maple Leaf Foods over tainted meat

CBC.ca

Published 06 Nov 2020

The Supreme Court of Canada is expected to release a ruling today on a class action lawsuit claiming Maple Leaf Foods is responsible for the financial losses suffered by Mr. Sub franchisees during the 2008 listeriosis outbreak.

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Supreme Court to rule on lawsuit against Maple Leaf Foods over tainted meat

Supreme Court to rule on lawsuit against Maple Leaf Foods over tainted meat

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