Children in Saskatchewan schools are getting a chance to eat breakfast as part of a partnership between the national Breakfast for Learning program and Egg Farmers of Canada. This is the first year for the partnership and Lynne Robichaud, Public Affairs Officer for Egg Farmers of Canada says breakfast is served to kids in different schools all across Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The program provides for students in 18,000 schools in Saskatchewan alone.
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Egg Farmers of Canada team up with Breakfast for Learning program
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