Yukon - Yukon launches pared-down school lunch program after Jordan's Principle funding dries up

The new pilot project, which will run until March, 2027, and cost around $7.3 million, funds lunches for all students at schools in Whitehorse, Carmacks, Carcross, Faro and Watson Lake.

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