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Canada: Ryerson business students build dome-shaped greenhouse in the north

In early October, a group of Ryerson business students completed the construction of a greenhouse in the town of Naujaat, Nunavut. The dome-shaped greenhouse was built to tackle the problem of food insecurity in northern Canada as part of their Growing North project.

“I think this is not just a greenhouse, this is kind of an infrastructure of hope,” said Stefany Nieto, a fourth-year business management student and president of Enactus Ryerson, an organization that takes on innovative and sustainable projects that the other members of Growing North are a part of as well.

Nieto and Ben Canning, co-project managers of Growing North, wanted this project to approach a national issue.

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