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Tim Hortons customer dies after pulling a chunk of hair from employee's head over order disagreement
nationalpost.comu/vikadit_chakra — 16 hours ago

I found an article in CBC about this few years back.
Did any councilor push for this? Did this ever come up in city hall meetings?
I'm seeing too many instances where Canada is just bad at fraud control. How come Canadians are so ineffective at public administration!!
I think a fine of $1,000 is too low for trying to kill a bird that is federally protected. I wonder if this is because of 'proportionality principle' or something else.