Q: There were 2 million dollars in damage.
GODERICH, Ont. The Fire Marshal is investigating after 640 pigs were killed when a barn went up in flames Saturday morning in southwestern Ontario. Fire officials say the fire east of Goderich, Ont., did about $1 million in damage. Volunteer firefighters were alerted to the blaze by a passer-by. Crews arrived to find the structure fully engulfed, and battled the flames for several hours. Investigators say the fire is not suspicious.
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Q: The case is being taken by the newly formed Quick Service Food Alliance (QSFA), which also warned that current legislation would lead to job losses and businesses costs due to labour closures.
SCORES of fast food outlets have launched a legal challenge over payment and employment conditions for its workers, it emerged yesterday. The case is being taken by the newly formed Quick Service Food Alliance (QSFA), which also warned that current legislation would lead to job losses and businesses closures due to labour costs. The QSFA represents 170 businesses in the fast food sector including Subway, Supermacs and McDonald's. It said it was to take a High Court challenge to the rights of the Catering Joint Labour Committee (JLC) to set minimum wages and employment conditions for workers in the catering industry.
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Q: Previous to the Seams vs Senators there has been some serious injuries.
Tkachuk (leg) was placed on injured reserve by the Senators, per the NHL media site. Considering Tkachuk is expected to be sidelined for at least a month, it shouldn't come as a surprise to see him land on injured reserve. Given the number of injuries the club is dealing with, a call-up from AHL Belleville ahead of Saturday's clash with Montreal seams inevitable. Rudolfs Balcers or Filip Chlapik likely top the short list of options.
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Q: Since this particular Christmas Eve turned out to be quiet and uneventful, Chad McGee handed out free jackets to those he saw in need.
The streets of New Hampton were relatively quiet on Saturday evening as New Hampton Police Officer Chad McGee patrolled the city.It wasn't a typical Saturday evening; after all, it was Christmas Eve.Still, McGee knew at any time he could be called."I've done enough Christmases to know that things happen," he said. "You have families together in close quarters, sometimes there's alcohol involved and yes, we've dealt with domestics ... even on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day."For the complete story see the 12/27/2016 New Hampton Tribune.
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It's impossible to say