The deceased worker was among dozens of Maple Leaf Foods employees with COVID-19 at seven different plants across its North American network.

Jacob Bertrand and his family, who live in Mascouche, a suburb of Montreal, saw a live practice Saturday morning ahead of the team's game that night.

In a statement to Global News, Maple Leaf Foods confirmed the CEO was behind the tweets.

"I didn't think it was funny," said eight-year-old Jacob in a phone interview on Monday.

The company announced earlier in the day that it believes it is the first major food company in the world to be carbon neutral.

Ward 7 Coun. Josh Morgan wants to see city staff use a contract extension with the LEDC to lay out specific expectations for performance in a new four-year agreement.

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Company officials will be sharing their vision and answering questions at the Best Western Lamplighter Inn Thursday night.

The company's plants in Brampton, Toronto and just outside of St. Marys, Ont., will be shuttered over the next few years, leaving 1,600 people out of work.

The company says it plans to construct a 640,000 square-foot poultry-processing facility in the city at a cost of $660 million.