From free burgers to free produce, Calgarians show their holiday spirit
Long before the truck showed up, lengthy lines formed near the McKnight-Westwinds train station.
The Guru Nanak’s Free Kitchen concept can be found around the globe but only introduced in Calgary this summer by a man who was involved in the charity in Regina. “This is really important — it’s been a tough year. Produce is really expensive and this is just amazing for me and my son,” Wozny said.
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