CAMRA BC Announces Revival of South Fraser Branch
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On May 16, 2016 At 4:00 pm
Category : Beer Organizations
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VICTORIA, BC – Craft beer consumer advocacy group CAMRA BC has announced that its South Fraser branch has been relaunched with a new executive team.
The branch was suspended last November due to the executive team in place at the time failing to “fulfil their legal obligations to provide budgets, minutes, financials and membership information.”
The new executive – including President Terry Hickey, Vice President Kyle Sanker, Treasurer Matthew Griffeth and Secretary Melanie Northcott – were elected, and the branch officially revived, at an AGM held on April 30th.
For more details, see the announcement on the CAMRA BC website.
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