Published 2 years ago

As food prices soar, Winnipeg public housing residents learn to grow their own | CBC News

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The Marlene Street Community Resource Centre hosted a gardening event on Thursday. The event was organized to get people outside, while also giving them the tools and supplies they needed to grow their own food. Food security has definitely been a top concern for residents in the development in recent months, the executive director said.

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As food prices soar, Winnipeg public housing residents learn to grow their own | CBC News

As groceries become more and more expensive, a community centre located in a St. Vital Manitoba Housing development invited residents to come learn how to grow their own food earlier this week.

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