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The FSF Twitter feed will be merging with @PHSAofBC to bring you all your provincial health information in one central location. A big thank you to all of our followers! Follow us @PHSAofBC for ongoing updates.
Today is moving day for the FSF team. Read about this new role for @CDCofBC and a bit more about the Food Skills program in this brief story. #foodskills
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Thank you to all our dietitian colleagues who champion & support the Food Skills program. You have worked along side us for more than 10 years as ambassadors for healthy food environments and working hard across the province for all British Columbians. #DietitiansDay
Thank to all the women who lead, run and share the power of food through the Food Skills program. Your caring, leadership and belief in community makes so much difference across B.C. #InternationalWomenDay2019
March is #NutritionMonth and we celebrate the potential of food with our valued registered dietitian supporters. #DietitiansAreKey Check out resources and recipes at https://t.co/dLRg4up6pG
A big welcome to BC Emergency Health Services - Pender Island. They start their first Food Skills program on April 2, 2019. Good luck and have a great time cooking. #foodliteracy#cookingisfun
We’re proud of the work & growth of the Food Skills program in the past 10 years. Some important changes are happening & we’re pleased to announce a new partner! @CDCofBC will soon be delivering this program to British Columbians. https://t.co/OyGRjnyLF5
We recently shared some important news about changes to the delivery of our program, effective April 1. Read more in our update https://t.co/OyGRjnyLF5
We’re proud of the work & growth of the Food Skills program in the past 10 years. Some important changes are happening & we’re pleased to announce a new partner! @CDCofBC will soon be delivering this program to British Columbians. Read more details at: https://t.co/OyGRjnyLF5
Loneliness can be a big factor in getting good nutrition, experts say - with quotes from Catherine Morley, dietitian and Fellow of Dietitians of Canada. https://t.co/kwBTfNb9oy via @cszklarski@CdnPress
Wake up Canada! Children’s health is at risk. Bill S-228 will protect the #healthrights of our children. @SenateCA let's pass Bill S-228 before the holiday break! #cdnpoli#Marketing2Kids
Shameful inaction from Canada's federal government, and in response, @TheHSF press release pulls no punches & notes, "Final Senate vote for Bill S-228 (banning marketing to kids) is being intentionally delayed, putting business before children’s health" https://t.co/ISEFuW9gWF