B.C. grocery store manager assault sign of growing danger in workplace
01-10-2026 20:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

B.C. grocery store manager assault sign of growing danger in workplace

A Victoria Save-On-Foods manager was recently seriously assaulted while at work.
In an open letter Monday (Sept. 28), president of Pattison Food Group Jamie Nelson said the manager “lost consciousness, sustained a concussion, and suffered significant injuries that will likely require surgical treatment.”
The Victoria Police Department (VicPD) said officers responded to a report of a theft and an assault against an employee at the Save-on-Foods in the 1000-block of Pandora Avenue just
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