Adopt-A-School: School struggles to feed kids as donations dwindle

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The article discusses NFL Week 15 picks, predicting the Bills to end the Lions' winning streak and the Panthers to further trouble the Cowboys. It also suggests the Steelers will continue to cover the spread. The video failed to load, but viewers can find more content on the team's website. Full Article

The Windsor Spitfires have surpassed last season's point total before the midway mark of this season with a 5-1 win over the Erie Otters. Forward A.J. Spellacy scored two goals, leading the Spitfires to a record of 21-6-2-1, ranking them No. 7 in the Canadian Hockey League. Goalie Joey Costanzo made 24 saves for his league-leading 18th win, contributing to the Spitfires' success in the West Division. Full Article

The Toronto FC and CF Montreal teams are set to face off in the first round of the Canadian Championship. The matchup between the two clubs will be an exciting event for fans of both teams. Soccer enthusiasts can look forward to an intense and competitive game between these two rivals. Full Article

Canada is not a significant source of fentanyl in the United States, according to border officials, who seized 4.9 kg of the drug, with most bound for the Netherlands. President-elect Donald Trump's threats of tariffs have led Canada to bolster border security measures, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sharing plans with premiers and potentially investing over $1 billion in new security measures, including drones and more staff. The RCMP aims to modernize equipment and technology...

Canada has informed the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal that it cannot provide a timeline for addressing a backlog of 140,000 cases related to First Nations child services, leading to concerns about a worsening crisis. The tribunal had ordered Canada to address the backlog under Jordan's Principle by December 10, but Canada stated that the proposed timeline was not feasible and could impact service delivery. Urgent requests are taking up to a month to be reviewed,...