Iqaluit high school students cook up mouth-watering lunches

Recent menu includes feta baked pasta and prime rib

Students at Inuksuk High School in Iqaluit are in an enviable position: they are learning how to cook and eating delicious lunches. That’s thanks to the efforts of food studies teacher Lael Kronick and her students in grades 9 to 12. Three days a week they produce tasty, well-balanced meals from scratch, which serve between...

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