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By Icanada Oct 13, 2024 #alberta #Breaking News #calgary #CBC | Canada News #news

A smiling boy holds a lunch tray of milk, macaroni and cheese, steamed veggies, a piece of bread and cooked fruit, with other students serving and collecting lunch behind him.

Six months after the federal government announced $1 billion to establish Canada’s first national school food program and a month after the first jurisdiction officially signed on, food providers tell CBC News what they’re facing this school year.

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As demand rises and prices soar, this Nova Scotia food bank is cutting back

Icanada Oct 16, 2024

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Christine Sinclair’s final hometown game in Vancouver a 6-0 win

Icanada Oct 16, 2024

Alberta Calgary icanada news

These busted solar panels are an early example of a looming problem

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

As demand rises and prices soar, this Nova Scotia food bank is cutting back

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Christine Sinclair’s final hometown game in Vancouver a 6-0 win

Alberta Calgary icanada news

These busted solar panels are an early example of a looming problem

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Company fined $1 million for depositing toxic wastewater into the Peace River