Over 60 workers laid off by Metis CFS

Over 60 workers laid off by Metis CFS

March 7, 2025 6:12 pm CST.

Emotions remain high, after more than 60 staff members were laid off by Metis Child and Family Services on Thursday. A move that has led to plenty of finger pointing across the Province as to who is all fault. Kurt Black reports

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