Business, 07.04.2020 23:19 kaykayhodge

Managing the Toronto Propane Explosion
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1) Write a brief summary of the case.
2) What is the problem here? Why did the TSSA become the "culprit” here?
3) Why did the TSSA become the target of the media and public opinion?
4) What would you advise the minister to do?

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Managing the Toronto Propane Explosion
Questions:
1) Write a brief summary of the case.<...