Thunder Bay students are getting ready to say goodbye to sugary pop and poutine. The Lakehead Public School Board is putting an end to junk food on their cafeteria menus. Education Officer Charles Bishop says they're removing their fryers from high schools and installing steam machines instead. The Provincial Government is imposing the new food and beverage guidelines that will take effect in the Fall.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
No junk food in local schools this fall
Thunder Bay students are getting ready to say goodbye to sugary pop and poutine. The Lakehead Public School Board is putting an end to junk food on their cafeteria menus. Education Officer Charles Bishop says they're removing their fryers from high schools and installing steam machines instead. The Provincial Government is imposing the new food and beverage guidelines that will take effect in the Fall.
