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Rogers launches high school challenge in phones for food program

TORONTO – Toronto high school students can help reduce e-waste and support local food banks under Rogers Communications new Phones-for-Food High School Challenge. Today at Daily Bread Food Bank, with John Gerretsen, Ontario’s Minister of the Environment, grade 12 students from Earl Haig, Central Technical and RH King Academy High Schools entered the race to collect as many used wireless devices as possible over the next month. The school that gathers the most cell phones per graduating student by March 26th will win $3,000 towards the graduating class's commencement ceremonies. Second and third place schools will be awarded $1,250 and...