Paralympian Andrea Holmes helps students to create the Breakfast of Champions
and learn about how nutrition will fuel Canada's Paralympic Athletes in 2010
Paralympian
"I think it's really important to teach children the importance nutrition plays in athletic success," said Paralympian
Made with fresh BC eggs, this recipe is sure to please athletes and families alike.
"This recipe uses local BC eggs to create a delicious and complete meal that all British Columbians can enjoy," said BCEMB Chair,
About the Canadian Paralympic Committee
The Canadian Paralympic Committee ("the CPC") is a non-profit, private organisation with 43 member sports organisations dedicated to strengthening the Paralympic Movement. The CPC is responsible for creating an optimal high-performance environment for Canadian Paralympic athletes to win at Paralympic and ParaPanAmerican Games. By supporting Canadian Paralympic athletes and promoting their success, the CPC inspires all Canadians with a physical disability to get involved in sport through programs delivered by its member organisations. For more information, visit www.paralympic.ca.
About the BC Egg Marketing Board
The British Columbia Egg Marketing Board (BCEMB) is a non-profit organisation representing 132 registered egg farmers throughout British Columbia. Since its inception in 1967, the BCEMB and egg farmers remain dedicated to ensuring that the choice of eggs reaching BC communities is safe, sustainable, nutritious, and affordable. For more information, visit www.bcegg.com
For further information: Grace Cho, BC Egg Marketing Board, Tel: (604) 864-2602, [email protected]; Andrée Dion, Canadian Paralympic Committee, Tel: (613) 569-4333 x228, Email: [email protected]
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