Food banks across the country are being forced to scale back services at a time when Canadians need them the most, due to limited supplies.
In southern Saskatchewan, the Moose Jaw & District Food Bank plans to limit households to just one visit a month instead of the usual two, beginning April 1. They will also reduce the amount of food handed out to each visitor.
“Our resources aren’t keeping up with the demand,” said executive director Jason Moore in an interview with CTV Newsthis week.
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