Poverty Pledge
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Poverty Pledge: The temptation of fast-food, low-nutrition optionsGlobal News reporter Holly Alexandruk realizes what an easy trap fast food presents as she nears the end of the Poverty Pledge to live on $3.96 per day.Mar 5, 2015
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Blog: Holly Alexandruk’s continued journey on the Poverty PledgeHalf way mark! Two days of the same breakfast and dinner, switching it up a little at lunch, between a banana and an apple, and toast with peanut butter.Mar 4, 2015
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Blog: Holly Alexandruk’s journey on the Poverty PledgeReporter Holly Alexandruk chronicles what it's like to eat on $3.96 a day - the amount income assistance recipients get - as she takes the poverty pledge.Mar 3, 2015
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Winnipeg Harvest challenges residents with Poverty PledgeWinnipeg Harvest says, after you subtract rent and utilities, the average you are left with to pay for food, entertainment, and hygiene products is $3.96.Mar 2, 2015
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