CAMRA BC Announces Establishment of South Fraser Branch
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On September 11, 2013 At 4:15 pm
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POWELL RIVER, BC – The Campaign for Real Ale Society of British Columbia (CAMRA BC) has announced the creation a new branch covering the South Fraser region of BC’s Lower Mainland including Delta, Ladner, Langley, Richmond, Surrey, Tsawwassen and White Rock.
Headed by branch president Mike Willis, the CAMRA South Fraser chapter joins branches in Victoria, Vancouver, Fraser Valley and Powell River in the fight to improve craft beer culture throughout British Columbia.
The new branch will be officially launched on September 21st at the Big Ridge Brewing Summer’s End Cask Fest. For more details, see the event listing on Facebook.
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