Canora, Sask. –
Students in Canora are getting a tasteful educational experience through their newly commercial cooking program.
“We have a facility now that allows us to be sustainable,” said Derek Serdachhny, principal of Canora Composite School.
“It provides us with a commercial dishwasher, four cooking stations where we can have more than four students work safely in here, and really just enrich the program for all students.”
The program allows students, staff, and parents to provide fresh meals to the community through their breakfast and hot lunch programs, in addition to snacks.
Serdachny said the project took roughly five years to complete and would not be possible without the community’s support.
“Luckily for us we were able to raise some money. We had some businesses, such as Grain Millers, that provided us with some funds to help make this dream into a reality,” he said.
On Friday, Grain Millers Canada donated $50,000 …