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Homelessness support agencies are reporting fewer volunteers amid increased calls for help, which has left organizations working around the clock to support the city's most vulnerable.
Article content The Windsor Port Authority on Thursday announced it will donate 850 pairs of winter socks to four homeless shelters across the city. The number represents one pair for each employee who works each day at local ports. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Port authority helps homeless, giving 850 pairs of socks Back to video “As we run in and out or warm buildings and return to our heated homes, let us remember that there are those who have few options to hide from the cold and must bulk up in clothing and warm gear to survive the ...
KFC's new location is now open in Downtown Windsor. The property, located at 185 Wyandotte Street East, had sat vacant for a number of years after the
KFC Canada is opening a new restaurant near Windsor’s downtown core.
Posted: Dec 12, 2020 9:58 AM ET | Last Updated: December 12, 2020 Street Help on Wyandotte Street East is serving 300 people a day, an increase of 125 before the pandemic.(Dale Molnar/CBC) "Food is good. You feel blessed to be alive. I know I do," said Patrick Grope, sitting outside the Street Help soup kitchen on Wyandotte Street East. Grope has been homeless for just over a week. He sleeps at the Downtown Mission and also comes to Street Help for food. He is about to experience his first winter without a roof over his head. "Not looking forward to it. I prefer to have my own place for me,...