Calgary E.coli outbreak, even Alberta Premier Danielle Smith agrees there must be consequences for those poisoning hundreds of young kids
That makes us feel so much better. Not!This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.“Food was not being handled in a manner that makes it safe to eat,” says the report.The “significant evidence of a pest infestation” is the attention-grabber.
“The tin cat traps by the two separate two-compartment sinks had at least 20 cockroaches on the sticky pads each.”
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