Food Banks in Crisis: Families Feeling the Squeeze

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Moose Jaw's food bank has seen an increase in usage of more than 150 per cent in the last four years, leaving it no choice but to make adjustments to its services. But this isn't unique to just Moose Jaw; food banks across the country are dealing with a similar story. Michael Kincade, Executive Director of Food Banks of Saskatchewan, joins us to share what these changes mean for patrons and what could happen if things don't improve.
31 Mar 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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