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B C sets up $60-million back-to-school affordability fund for families

Money to expand meal programs, help families pay for supplies and field trips

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BURNABY, B.C. - The British Columbia government says it wants to ease the burden of back-to-school costs with a one-time $60-million fund that expands meal programs and helps families pay for supplies and field trips.

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B C sets up $60-million back-to-school affordability fund for families - BC News

B C sets up $60-million back-to-school affordability fund for families - BC News
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B C sets up $60-million back-to-school affordability fund for families

BURNABY, B.C. The British Columbia government says it wants to ease the burden of back-to-school costs with a one-time $60-million fund that expands meal programs and helps families pay for supplies and field trips.

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