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Menu Labelling in Ontario Restaurants - Key Messages (French)

L’ÉTIQUETAGE DES MENUS DANS LES RESTAURANTS DE L’ONTARIO :
Messages clés de la Société ontarienne des professionnel(le)s de la nutrition en santé publique

Health Advisory Letter

The ODPH Family Health Advisory Group put forth a letter highlighting the role of Public Health Dietitians in the Baby Friendly Initiative.

Serving Up Nutrition Information in Ontario Restaurants: A Position Paper by the Ontario Dietitians in Public Health

ODPH supports menu labelling and calls upon the provincial government to enact menu labelling legislation requiring the prominent display of calorie and sodium content of food items at the point of sale in restaurants in Ontario, as an important step toward creating healthy and supportive food environments for Ontarians. For more information, e-mail  info@odph.ca

Healthy Dietary Choices for Children

Healthy Dietary Choices for Children

Supersize Me: A Discussion Guide for Educators (1998) [

This discussion guide has been developed in response to educators requesting a tool to help with the use of the movie Super Size Me in the classroom. We are not encouraging the use of, or endorsing, this movie and we recommend that Super Size Me only be shown in classrooms with guided discussion around the sensitive and controversial subjects presented. Be aware of stereotypes and discriminatory attitudes presented, and be sure to address these in your classroom discussion. We do not feel Super Size Me is appropriate for students below the grade 6 level.