Press Releases & Announcements

The brainchild of Fable’s founder and head chef, Trevor Bird, “Chef’s Table” will offer a unique opportunity to go behind-the-scenes at the restaurant’s kitchen for a virtual cookery class.

To work around global travel restrictions and help its customers earn revenue during the COVID-19 crisis, Cask Global Canning Solutions has just completed its first “virtual” canning system installations.

With a mission to support Canada’s small, independent food and beverage businesses, non-profit initiative Breaking Bread is marking its seventh week in operation with the launch of a new, expanded website featuring more than 1,500 listings across Canada.

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the hospitality industry, the BC Hospitality Foundation (BCHF) wants to help keep spirits up with a province-wide virtual event called the Hospitality Hustle.

SilverChef, Canada’s leading hospitality financier, has launched the national #ServingHospitality initiative in partnership with inKind – a community financing platform, which is expanding its operations into Canada to support this cause.

Old Yale Brewing already has an online store. Now their Chilliwack taproom is open for takeout, and they're considering re-opening their #CampfireKitchen to do some take out in the coming weeks.

Cask Global Canning Solutions — the inventors of micro-canning — presented its first rule-breaking canning system for breweries at the 2002 Craft Brewers Conference in Cleveland, Ohio. But before that historic move, Cask smashed the bottles-only practices of the original small-batch beer makers: homebrewers.

Granville Island Brewing, Canada’s original micro-brewery, has released a series of new beer ads created entirely in self-isolation with local actors and crew whose productions have been forced to shut down as a result of COVID-19.

Old Yale Brewing is bringing a full weekend of online entertainment to their community, all in support of a great local initiative working to feed 340 families in the brewery’s own backyard, Chilliwack.

In conjunction with #TakeOutDay, CRAFT Beer Market is launching delivery and curbside pick up at select locations in the hopes of hiring back some of their team as well as providing meals to kids in need in the community.

In a first-ever initiative, BC’s beverage alcohol producers are uniting to ask British Columbians to buy local and support BC-based companies. Introducing: Time to Buy British Columbia!

You can now enjoy Portland Craft from the safety and convenience of your own home or work with take-out and delivery services.