Hundreds of food delivery drivers protest downtown to demand dignity, fair pay from companies | CBC News

A newly formed group, called Delivery Drivers United, organized the protest in Nathan Phillips Square. The group is made up of more than 900 workers who work for such platforms as Uber Eats, Skip and DoorDash.

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