Ontario - Nutrition programs in northeastern Ontario schools won't be cut short this year

Social service groups in northeastern Ontario say they'll be able to keep school nutrition programs going until the end of the year, instead of running out early, thanks to additional federal funding.

Send us a press release

Education News Canada is part of the Jaguar Media Group. Our daily e-newsletter delivers the latest news and developments related to the education field. In addition to publishing news issued by universities, colleges, school boards, governments and related organizations, we also conduct a thorough press review coming from Canada’s daily newspapers and over 400 regional and local news sources.

Jaguar Media Group also publishes:

Réseau Info Éducation AMEQ en ligne
Municipal Information Network (MIN)
Réseau d'Information Municipale (RIMQ)

Jaguar Media Inc

475 Montée Masson # 102
Mascouche, QC, CA J7K 2L6
Phone: 450-471-7599 - 888-504-0072
Email: support@educationnewscanada.com

ONTARIO
Nutrition programs in northeastern Ontario schools won't be cut short this year

LOGIN

Today's most popular news

ASSINIBOINE COLLEGE AND BRANDON UNIVERSITY
Assiniboine, BU and Brandon Chamber partner on ConnectED conference for students and local industry

FANSHAWE COLLEGE
Jill of All Trades^TM returns to Fanshawe

UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
Submarine sail strengthens researchers' naval connection

COLLEGES AND INSTITUTES CANADA
A Stronger Canada Starts Within: How Colleges and Institutes Build National Resilience

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
New CHEO research project aims to develop a first-of-its-kind protection against pediatric neuroblastoma

Job board

CEGEP HERITAGE COLLEGE
Academic Advisor

GAKINO'AMAAGE: TEACH FOR CANADA
K-12 Northern Classroom Teacher

CENTRE DE SERVICES SCOLAIRE DU LITTORAL
Social Worker

CEGEP HERITAGE COLLEGE
Proctor (To help replenish our resume bank)

CENTRE DE SERVICES SCOLAIRE DU LITTORAL
School Director, Bank of Candidates

Private zone

PRIVACY

Press

Subscription

ONTARIONutrition programs in northeastern Ontario schools won't be cut short this year

Private zone

PRIVACY

This website uses cookies

ONTARIO
Nutrition programs in northeastern Ontario schools won't be cut short this year