Montreal food banks still need help, even after the holiday season

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Montreal food banks still need help, even after the holiday season

“We need people,” says Maggie Borowiec of Moisson Montréal on the need for volunteers, as food banks continue to see increased demand, even after the holiday season ends. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

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