Greater Victoria kids go bananas for healthy snacks

Thrifty Foods is hosting a summer program to teach kids how to make their own goodies

Ten-year-old Miki Shields-Morley

Ten-year-old Miki Shields-Morley

Thrifty Foods’ Young Chef summer camps will be held at 19 recreation centres on Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland.

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