B.C. Federation of Labour expects to feed Christmas dinner to 3,000 low-income people

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      This evening, the labour movement will hold its annual turkey dinner for the less fortunate among us.

      From 5 to 8 p.m., free meals will be offered at the Maritime Labour Centre (1880 Trumph Street) in Vancouver and the Whalley Legion (13525 106 Avenue) in Surrey.

      It's the 24th annual event and the first since Laird Cronk was elected president at last month's B.C. Fed convention.

      Up to 3,000 people are expected to enjoy a glorious feast.

      Food hampers and clothing will also be available on-site. And Santa will be handing out toys to kis.

      The dinner is supported by many volunteers from the labour community, as well as by donations from the Overwaitea Food Group, the Canadian Fishing Company, B.C. Fresh Vegetables, Community Savings, and others.

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