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CBC London – How easy is it to buy Canadian made and grown food?

London Fuse – Upon entering the new Growing Chefs! Ontario headquarters, located in the former L’Auberge du Petit Prince on King Street, it’s clear the building has taken on new life.

The Londoner – Food-related programs from Growing Chefs Ontario are expected to reach over 10,000 students over the next three years as the London-based charity expands into a self-sustainable food education centre.

The London Free Press – The Auberge du Petit Prince on King Street will become the new home of Growing Chefs!, a children’s cooking and nutrition program that is unique in Canada.

CK Child – Growing Chefs! Ontario made its first stop in Chatham-Kent for a 4‑module program to teach this group of 8‑year-olds about nutrition, farming, and cooking.

Montessori Academy of London – Teaming with Montessori Academy helped us approach the Thames Valley District School Board with an innovative food-education program that was tried and tested with local teachers and students.

Sustain Ontario – By the end of this year, 2500 children and youth, from kindergarten through high school, will have learned to make better choices about the food they eat through fun, hands-on programs.

A list of Indigenous voices and authors providing resources and recommendations that are geared towards families learning about residential schools and reconciliation together.

Why it’s important to have your kids help in the kitchen! Help your little ones develop healthy eating habits by having them assist you with meal prep — here’s how.