of this crisis and the failure of the system to prevent it. Alberta's Premier agrees that more answers are required and has committed to conducting a review.
The E. coli outbreak has affected at least 348 people, with nine children still in the hospital, including three on dialysis. The source of the outbreak is suspected to be a shared kitchen used by several daycares.
Parents, faced with limited childcare options, are concerned but feel they have no choice but to send their children back to these daycares despite the outbreak.
Advocates are calling for an independent inquiry to investigate the underlying causes of the crisis and the system's failure to prevent it. Alberta's government has committed to conducting a review to address these concerns.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. Canada's security intelligence agencies suspect the Indian government is behind the murder of a Canadian man on Canadian soil.
2. The victim was Hardeep Singh Niger, a prominent Sikh leader and advocate for a separate state for Sikhs in India.
3. The Canadian government has expelled a top Indian diplomat, Pavan Kumar Rai, who was the head of the Indian intelligence service in Canada.
4. The CEOs of Canada's biggest grocery store chains met with senior members of the Trudeau cabinet to discuss ways to lower food prices amid inflation and supply chain issues.
5. Retailers report an increase in shoplifting and violence, as well as repeat offenders with thousands of prior convictions.
6. There were rallies across Canada calling for landfill sites to be searched for the remains of missing indigenous women, especially in Manitoba where the government refused to search the Prairie Green landfill site.
7. The U.S and Iran freed five detainees each in a prisoner swap, after the U.S agreed to release six billion dollars in Iranian oil money frozen under sanctions.
8. The Professional Women's Hockey League held its first draft before the start of its inaugural season in January, with support from investors like Billie Jean King.
9. Mike Babcock resigned as an assistant coach for the Columbus Blue Jackets after reports of him mistreating players and asking to see pictures on their phones.
10. Ford Automotive plants in Ontario are preparing to walk off the job as their contract expires at midnight, following their American counterparts who have been on strike since last week.