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Final hurdle clears for grocery code of conduct as Walmart, Costco sign on
All the major Canadian grocers are now on board for a grocery code of conduct, paving the way for industry guidelines that have been several years in the making.
P.E.I. banning phones in classrooms for 'mental health of our students,' says education minister
Students in P.E.I. schools will have to put away their cell phones while in class starting this fall, according to a new directive from Education Minister Natalie Jameson. The policy will be different in elementary schools compared to junior and senior high schools. For kindergarten to Grade 6 classes, phones will have to be put away for the school day. From grades 7 to 12, students will have access to their cell phones during breaks. But students will be allowed to access the internet only through the school network, which has filters to exclude certain content and can block social media sites. Students will not be allowed to use their phones to take pictures or make recordings without the permission of a teacher. These new rules are in line with national trends, Jameson said. "We're open to making adjustments down the road, if necessary, but this is happening across the country," she said.
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74% of Americans say celebrating life's big moments interferes with their financial well-being
Viral loud budgeting trend is reshaping how Americans participate in milestone events for friends and family, Achieve survey finds
What are parents willing to do to save on school supplies?
Three in four parents would try “any” workaround to save money on school supplies — with some even dumpster diving and stealing from work — finds a new survey. A poll of 2,000 U.S. parents of elementary school kids found 77% believe staying under their budget is top priority for them. The top resources parents have used to keep their back-to-school shopping under control include: purchasing school supplies whenever they go on sale, even after back-to-school season (49%) and shopping at multiple stores for the best deal (45%).
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