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Safe Food
A Public Health Inspector will visit school cafeterias, breakfast clubs and before/after school programs to ensure that food handling practices are in compliance with Food Premise Regulations.
If you have any questions about Food Safety, contact a Public Health Inspector
at Elgin St. Thomas Public Health
519-631-9900.