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- Nova Scotia introduces a pay-what-you-can school lunch program, starting October, offering diverse menu options including culturally significant dishes like butter chicken and traditional Mi’kmaw biscuits.
- The program covers over 75,000 elementary students, with 40 rotating menu options that meet Canadian nutrition standards.
- The initiative aims to be accessible, stigma-free, and supportive of student learning.
Nova Scotia Launches Diverse, Pay-What-You-Can School Lunch Program
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