Syed Centre: Food and Syrian Refugees

syed centre: How you can support local food banks with CBC Toronto Sounds of the Season Sounds of the Season 2016 We can furnish only about 40 per cent of the need, said Syed, speaking on CBC Metro Morning on Wednesday, according to CBC. He said that since Syrian refugees began arriving in Canada in large numbers last year, his centre food bank numbers shot up. Staples like rice, chickpeas, and halal meat are all sought after, according to Najam Syed, head of food bank operations at the Mississauga Muslim Community Centre. We went from 50 to 210 families, he said. It boils down to the fact that it the food you feel comfortable with, he said. Seeking food that is comfortable Syed centre aims to provide the families with Middle Eastern foods that will make them feel at home. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.