Healthy Way Foods applying for the Buy Local Program

Local business in the works of a new building 

The government of British Columbia has created their Buy Local Program to support business’ who promote local foods in their community.

Owner of Healthy Way Foods Donna Pakosz says she’ll try to apply for the grant from the program for their new building opening in August.

The new building will be on the corner of Cedar and 11th, and they have new ideas they want to bring with them.
During the past twenty years, Healthy Way Foods has dealt with a number of local farmers, and Pakosz  only hopes to continue to promote healthy local foods in the future.
As Earth day approaches, Healthy Way Foods is also having demo events from all across the Island at the store April 22 with a local farmer and chef in promoting their foods.

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