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Business community rallies around School Breakfast Program at Spark Soirée – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Business community rallies around School Breakfast Program at Spark Soirée – Ottawa Business Journal

Supporters of ONFE’s School Breakfast Program gathered Saturday to ensure local youth don’t have to tackle math equations with hunger pains in their bellies.

Source: obj.ca
Robert Hasty, Ottawa Mayor election questionnaire - Vimarsana News

Robert Hasty, Ottawa Mayor election questionnaire

Question: What projects or infrastructure would you look to address in your community and how would you do it? Answer: I feel that the development of the Riverfront is crucial to our city’s future. Read Robert Hasty's full election questionnaire here.

School breakfast and lunch programs face growing demand, ballooning budgets - Vimarsana News

School breakfast and lunch programs face growing demand, ballooning budgets

The rising cost of living has more students relying on food and other support programs at Ottawa schools than ever before and the organizations behind them say it's become difficult to keep up with demand.

Source: cbc.ca
Federal government seeking feedback on promised school food policy as inflation rises - Vimarsana News

Federal government seeking feedback on promised school food policy as inflation rises

The federal government is looking to make good on its promise to implement a national school food policy, starting with getting feedback from Canadians.

Federal government seeking feedback on promised school food policy as inflation rises - Vimarsana News

Federal government seeking feedback on promised school food policy as inflation rises

OTTAWA — The federal government is looking to make good on its promise to implement a national school food policy, starting with getting feedback from Canadians.