Applaud feds, but if we’re serious about changing dietary habits, we must start with our young Canadians
Canada is falling behind in getting the right kind of food onto the plates of our youth, and there remains no better way to change this than through a universal children and youth nutrition program.
For many of us, diet is often top of mind when our calendars change over. But what and how we eat has been in the news for reasons beyond new year’s resolutions these past few weeks. For instance, 37 scientists from the EAT-Lancet Commission on Food, Planet, Health recently outlined a diet that wi...
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