US EditionToronto Blue Jays Pitcher Trey Yesavage Kicks Off Rogers Screen Break School Program - Rogers Communications (NYSE:RCI)
Rogers' Screen Break program aims to reduce youth screen time, with Canadian teens averaging 5.2 hours daily on phones, exceeding pediatric guidelines, officials said.
- On Jan. 28, 2026, Rogers Communications kicked off its Screen Break national school program at Toronto Metropolitan University’s Mattamy Athletic Centre with Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage speaking to hundreds of students about healthy screen use and active living.
- Earlier this month, Rogers announced the Screen Break program built on four pillars: parental tools, youth programming, research & partnerships, and education & advocacy.
- Athletes including George Springer, Connor McDavid and others helped launch the program with videos, while Rogers will issue grants to up to four youth organizations and partner with the Dais at TMU and YMCA.
- Yesavage told students `I'm thrilled to be back in Toronto to connect with young people about building a healthier, balanced relationship with their screens,` and Rogers directs families to Rogers.com/screenbreak for resources.
- Framing the initiative, Rogers Communications said it's "thrilled to work with Trey and other athletes to inspire young people to adopt healthy digital habits," using partner athletes and on-air talent in social media and advertising.
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Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher Trey Yesavage Kicks Off Rogers Screen Break School Program - Rogers Communications (NYSE:RCI)
TORONTO, Jan. 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rogers today kicked off its Screen Break national school program with Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage. Yesavage spoke to hundreds of students from local schools at Toronto Metropolitan University about healthy screen use and active living, part of a new national program to help Canadian families address excessive screen use in youth. "I'm thrilled to be back in Toronto to connect with young peop…
Yesavage kicks off Rogers Screen Break school program
Rogers on Wednesday kicked off its Screen Break national school program with Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage. Yesavage spoke to hundreds of students from local schools at Toronto Metropolitan University about healthy screen use and active living, part of a new national program to help Canadian families address excessive
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