From life, siblings Max, Chase and Blaire Brake have started their own business, West Coast Compost, as a way to give back to their community of Stephenville. (West Coast Compost/Facebook)With the school year wrapping up, most students in Newfoundland and Labrador are getting ready to kick their feet up and relax. "We started out as a family and we kind of took over," Chase, 10, told CBC Radio's Weekend AM. Chase, along with seven-year-old Max and three-year-old Blaire, kicked off their business Thursday, delivering 15 compost bins to people in Stephenville. LISTEN | Chase, Max and Blaire Brake talk about their business, West Coast Compost:Weekend AM 4:52 Three siblings from Stephenville have started a composting business Alex Kennedy caught up with 3-year-old Blaire, 7-year-old Max and 10-year-old Chase Brake to talk about why they started the business 4:52It's a fun team effort, especially for Blaire, who makes sure every bin is in tip-top shape.

Source: CBC News June 15, 2021 09:22 UTC