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Anonymous hotline urged in coroner review of farm worker COVID deaths

Article content Warning that migrant farm workers are more vulnerable to COVID-19 because of their communal living and working conditions, a new coroner’s report offers 35 recommendations to protect them from the increased risks they face daily. The report from Ontario’s deputy chief coroner, released Tuesday, follows the death last year of three Temporary Foreign Workers in Southwestern Ontario. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Anonymous hotline urged in coroner review of farm worker COVID deaths Back to video “We should not forget that this review and its recommendations arise out of the unfortunate and untimely deaths of three men who left their home country to work in ours,” Deputy Chief Coroner Reuven R. Jhirad wrote in the report. “My deepest condolences go out to the families of these three men, their friends, co-workers, employers, and others impacted by their loss. It is our hope that these recommendations pro

Province responds to coroner s recommendations into migrant workers deaths in Essex County

  WINDSOR, ONT. The Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs issued a statement Tuesday in response to a report by the Office of the Deputy Chief Coroner regarding the deaths of three migrant workers related to COVID-19. Ernie Hardeman said they are carefully reviewing the recommendations in the report and the ministry will work with experts to address the coroner’s recommendations in a timely and responsive manner. “We thank the Office of the Deputy Chief Coroner for its review of the deaths of three Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) and its report,” said Hardeman. “We are saddened by these tragedies and extend our condolences to the workers’ families, friends and co-workers.”

Budget 2021 comes up short for Canada s fruit and vegetable growers

Budget 2021 comes up short for Canada’s fruit and vegetable growers On behalf of Canada’s fruit and vegetable growers, the Canadian Horticultural Council (CHC) applauds the federal government’s commitment to COVID recovery and maintaining environmental goals for our country. However, we are disappointed at the allocation of funding for agriculture in Monday’s Budget 2021 announcement, as it fails to adequately recognize our sector’s important role in a post-pandemic economic recovery. “While the past year has been incredibly challenging for fruit and vegetable growers in Canada, we remain optimistic about our sector’s resiliency,” said Jan VanderHout, CHC’s president and a greenhouse vegetable grower in Waterdown, Ontario. “In light of the challenges we face, we had hoped to receive more support from the federal budget. However, we are not deterred, and will advocate further for our policy priorities directly with legislators and de

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