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A Guac Mexi Grill location on Huron Church Road in Windsor, Ont. Photo: Chris Woodrich

Moose Jaw restaurant convicted in first Saskatchewan foreign worker case

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A Moose Jaw restaurant has become the first employer convicted under Saskatchewan's former foreign worker protection legislation, after pleading guilty to charging a temporary foreign worker a fee tie...

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