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Canadian Beer Lovers Unite!
We’re a community that believes in the power of beer. It has the ability to bring people together and fit into a balanced healthy lifestyle! Beer has been part of Canadian culture for many generations, and we’re incredibly proud of the world-class beer brewed here in our country.
There are so many ways to incorporate beer into your life and share your passion for the beverage, and we’re here to help you explore the best ways to do that. From food pairings, beer news, and fun resources to beer-incorporated recipes, our wealth of beer-centric knowledge will ignite your passion for this beloved beverage.
HISTORY OF CANADIAN BEER
Canada’s early days as a brewing nation saw its brewers working in their own homes, brewing for enjoyment and on a few special occasions. A Jesuit brother, Brother Ambroise, was the country’s first recorded brewer, and he began making beer in 1646 following New France’s founding.
In the next few years, by 1688, Jean Talon had founded the country’s first commercial brewery in Quebec City to reduce their dependence on imported brandy, selling brews to the west indies and becoming Canada’s first exported beer.
HERE FOR
BEER
HERE FOR
BEER
History of Canadian Beer
Canada’s early days as a brewing nation saw its brewers working in their own homes, brewing for enjoyment and on a few special occasions. A Jesuit brother, Brother Ambroise, was the country’s first recorded brewer, and he began making beer in 1646 following New France’s founding.
In the next few years, by 1688, Jean Talon had founded the country’s first commercial brewery in Quebec City to reduce their dependence on imported brandy, selling brews to the west indies and becoming Canada’s first exported beer.
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Canadian beer has a significant impact on the economy. The brewing industry provides thousands of jobs and contributes immensely to Canada’s GDP. Beer has such a substantial impact because a large portion of the industry is domestic. Despite the continuous challenges the Canadian beer industry faces, it continues to thrive. We’ve broken down important statistics that show the significance and economic importance of a thriving Canadian beer industry.
ADVOCACY WORK
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Beer Canada works hard to safeguard the interests of its members at the federal level. We’ve supported Canadian brewing companies throughout COVID-19, including guides on managing the workplace during the pandemic and COVID protocols for brewing employees. We also provide valuable resources that help brewers, like manuals and position statements developed by industry experts and federal regulatory agencies are available for free on our website.
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