Meet the professional figure skater and future doctor slinging schnitzels in Timmins
Julia and Victor Polowy are also twins!

For most of the year, 22-year-old Julia Polowy travels the world as a professional figure skater while her twin brother, Victor studies neuroscience and human biology at the University of Toronto, with plans to become a doctor.
But come late spring, they return home to the Timmins community of Porcupine and run a bright blue food truck called Schnitzels and Strudels North.

How did this happen? Tap the player to find out.
Schnitzels and Strudels North is located at 730 Falcon St. in the Timmins community of Porcupine.

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