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Calgary Unveils National Centre of Culinary Arts with $41M Investment

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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SAIT unveiled the National Centre of Culinary Arts in Calgary, following renovations supported by a $41 million investment in 2022. The new facility includes 11 labs, a competition kitchen, and a re-imagined student-run kitchen and bar. The school utilizes ingredients sourced from its student programs and local suppliers, including a hydroponics supplier in Calgary.

From calgaryherald.com

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The project represents a significant investment in culinary education infrastructure within Calgary. By integrating ingredients from local sources, the initiative supports the local food supply chain and promotes state-of-the-art culinary training.

From calgaryherald.com

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  • CalgaryLocation where the culinary arts center was unveiled and operates.
  • Jeromy FarkasServes as the Mayor of Calgary, directing the city's policy.
  • AlbertaProvince under whose jurisdiction Calgary operates.
  • JohnstonElected city councillor within the governance structure of Calgary.

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