Local food bank aims to serve community members in need without judgment
To use an East York community centre’s food bank services, there’s no “proof of need.” A person just has to say two words.
To use an East York community centre’s food bank services, there’s no “proof of need.” A person just has to say two words.
With inflation on the rise, people across the Greater Toronto Area are facing food insecurity, especially newcomers. This is the case for Mohammad Shafin and Adekunie Adebiyi, two international students who have recently settled in…
Food banks in Toronto are calling on the government to make an immediate change after the number of people accessing them monthly has reached its highest.
East York Meals on Wheels has announced its relocation to 66 Overlea Blvd. this spring, after being forced move from Thorncliffe Park Drive.
Feed Scarborough supported those struggling with food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By starting a petition to reimagine a sustainable Taste of the Danforth, one resident is encouraging the community to work toward a more eco-friendly event to benefit everyone.
For people throughout East York the cost of living has continued to rise, from housing, to running a business, to food.
Canadians are struggling to maintain food security due to soaring grocery prices, and it’s costing them their money and health, one expert says. “Food insecurity is associated with great risk for a wide range of…
The market offers a range of fruits and vegetables freshly grown in Canadian farms, combined with additional donations.
A series of community fridges have popped up in Toronto during the COVID-19 pandemic, operating on the principle “take what you need and leave what you can.” But the program isn’t all sunshine and rainbows.