ENFIELD/LOWER SACKVILLE: The 2026 HungerCount released by Food Banks Canada reinforces what communities across Nova Scotia have been experiencing over the past year: food insecurity is continuing to grow, with more community members relying on emergency food support to survive. “This report should be treated as an emergency signal and a call to action,” says […]
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