Monday, January 11th, 2010

Photo L-R: Brett Solmes, 1 Carlingview Dr; Brittany Webster, Beata Tomczyk, 33 Carlingview Dr; Hari Shivo, 33 Carlingview Dr
Brett, Beata and Hari shared stories and video of their experiences of the day they ran with the 2010 Torch. All had one thing in common, they did not want it to end.

Photo L-R: Valerie Fraser, Brewery Tour Guide ‘extraordine’ ; Brittany Webster holding one of the torches from the run

Photo L-R: Ferg Devins, Chief Public Affairs, Brittany Webster, Dave Perkins, President and CEO Molson Coors Canada
I met Brittany Webster at 33 Carlingview Drive when she arrived here from her trip to Quebec. Brittany’s flight was late so we are running late right from the get go. Off we went over to Toronto Brewery to give Brittany a quick tour of T6. We stop and Brittany chatted with the employees and took pictures with them all. You cannot help but like Brittany, she is cheerful, eager to see everything and talk to everyone. After the tour we headed to the Toronto Brewery Pub and were greeted by employees from both 1 and 33 Carlingview Drive. Our torch runners were on hand to share their experencies and we got a close up of the torch itself. Brittany chatted with the employees and said a few words about how she ended up where she is today. See Brittany’s Blog at Brittany Webster. Brittany, we hope you will hear our cheers ringing out loud and clear – GO BRITTANY GO!!
Cheers CaroleB
Posted by Carole Berry in Active Lifestyles, At the Brewery, Community, Fund a Champion Campaign
Friday, December 4th, 2009
J’ai été enchantée de recevoir à la Salle John-Molson, la belle et grande famille de Sports-Québec qui représente près de 70 fédérations sportives au Québec, et de pouvoir ainsi rencontrer les finalistes des différentes catégories dont la remise des “Maurice” (en commémoration de Maurice Richard) se déroulera le mardi 22 octobre prochain, au Cirque Éloize dans le Vieux-Montréal.
Pour ceux et celles qui souhaiteraient faire l’achat de billets pour ce gala, vous êtes priés d’entrer en communication avec la billetterie de Sports-Québec, au (514) 252-3114, poste 3420.
Je vous présente donc cette merveilleuse équipe de Sports-Québec qui, avec ses collaborateurs, travaillent à réaliser cette soirée unique:
De gauche à droite:
1ère rangée: Guylaine Portelance, Sarah Davidson, Carolyne Hudson, Michelle Gendron et Luc Denis
2e rangée: Serge Joly, André-François Lafond, moi-même et Raymond Côté, président de Sports-Québec
Cheers!
Posted by Monique in At the Brewery, Community, Quebec
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
A behind the scenes blog – the freshly painted Molson Coors Brewery on Burrard St. in Vancouver! Thanks to David Tolnai, Operations for Molson Coors Canada in Vancouver for the update. Cheers, MolsonTonia

Before shot
For the last few years, the Molson Coors Vancouver Brewery has been business up front with a party going on in the back. No more. With its new paint job, the Vancouver Brewery has cleaned itself up and joined the white collar world.
Painting any building of this size is a monumental task. Add in difficult access, miles and miles of piping, tanks and equipment scattered about and it becomes even more expensive and complicated. Despite the challenges, we decided that a fresh coat of paint would help celebrate our upcoming involvement with the 2010 Winter Olympics, as well as Molson’s 50 year presence at the Burrard Street Brewery.
So now, from the clocktower on down, the brewery is covered with a subtle and tasteful colour scheme sure to please even the most sophisticated palette. The job is not 100% complete and the painters will be putting the finishing touches up over the next few weeks (weather permitting), but already the changes are noticeable. Have a look the next time you’re picking up some fish and chips at Granville Island.

After shot!
Cheers,
David
Posted by Tonia Hammer in At the Brewery