Two weeks after JD Norman Industries abruptly closed its doors, workers are now finding out that the company went bankrupt. Roughly 65 workers were terminated from the company without advance notice on Feb. 5. The union representing the workers said it discovered that the company filed for bankruptcy. But some issues, like severance pay, termination pay and pension contributions, still need to be worked out in bankruptcy proceedings. CBC News has reached out to JD Norman for comment but has not heard back.

Source: CBC News February 19, 2021 23:48 UTC