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Foodora Inc.

Apr 26, 2020

Foodora Inc., the Canadian subsidiary of Delivery Hero SE and an online food-delivery service company that has operations in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, filed an NOI on April 27, listing approximately $4.7 million in liabilities, with the vast majority of money owed to restaurants. The company, which intends to continue to operate until May 11, is working on a proposal to make to its employees and other creditors. Earlier this year, the Ontario Labour Relations Board ruled that Foodora couriers were dependent contractors and had the right to form a union. Grant Thornton is the proposal trustee. Blakes is general counsel for the company and Dentons is counsel for the company relating to employment matters.

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