Our Food Tourism & Hospitality Pathway logo was designed by Kahaila Morris. Kahaila is a grade 11 student in the Communication Media Arts Pathway. Kahaila designed this logo during her paid Internship with Farm Credit Canada in summer of 2020.Colours The purple represents the colour of berries, a significant food and medicinal source for Indigenous people of Canada.The yellow represents Saskatchewan’s wheat, canola and mustard fields which grow abundant.The green represents Saskatchewan’s northern forest and of course the Roughriders!Images The berries and wheat symbolize Saskatchewan’s unique food history. A multicultural melting pot incorporating Saskatchewan ingredients.  The arrow symbolizes survival, direction and moving forward.Food Tourism Is a taste of place. Students will learn to create memorable experiences that bring to life the story behind the food and drink of a specific geographic area through the mamawi cafe and Saskatchewan curriculum.Indigenous food tourism is both growing and changing in Canada. There is a movement towards revitalization- mixing pre-contact ingredients and practices with contemporary innovations.Hospitality Is the friendly reception you will receive as a customer of the mâmawi cafe.Pathway Is a road map for students to follow through a designed highschool program based on their interests. Is the friendly reception you will receive as a customer of the mâmawi cafe.