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Business t( ‘l ”it. released an open [he gap is also stgtiificatith tlU\\Il troin that position. opposed A rejection could have initiated letter to provincial lzducation Min- higher In urban areas of Ontario in \tltt'luir is eit‘erpresulemat the lttll 143 and as a result it was not tintiiediate strike votes across the ister Kathleen W5, tine. llletnentary leachers Federa Greater Kitchener Waterloo passed ttlllll lati 1‘! province, lhe correspondence called the non president David (leg, at otie t'lumtberofamtnwrce. Ontario invests in Brick Brewing Ontario is helping' the are to Ontario‘s history and standards of quality have »' Brick lireutng ( o e\patitl economy,“ said llarintler built a remarkable local we 1.. and gron its hllslllt'sN while lakhar‘ Minister of Small cess story poised for flll'Iltl'l .; .4 ensuring the eotnpam ton Business and Consumer Ser- growth." 7' Unites to contrthiite to the vices. "The Government ol Ww-â€"â€"wâ€"â€"â€"me-nmâ€"â€" local economy Ontario recognizes the [he provttice ls ”nesting “Thisfunding importance of a strong. 51 million this vear In the . . _ vibrant and locally owned 6‘ “ if? :5», Brick Brewtng (it under the all“ 0110“, 87'le and operated craft brewing ‘ â€"- ., I i ' Ontario (‘ral't Brewers [0 grOU’QNd industry in this provincef‘ ’ ' ’ ()pportunit) l'und, which ‘ said George Croft. president ‘ ” rant?:‘"">' lirovides $8 million o\ er tour (0771,3916 more and (ll-IO of Brick Brewing ‘fifih M, gawk '7 ‘3' ”i ., _ .v .ir ~ - ‘ ,7 , was - ' t 1'» â€" wars to Ontario trait brt w efl‘ecnvely In (,0." . . . ‘8 it "1:75 If at. a . at “ tr" ifiv“ X ers who produce less than . This funding Will allow 33.x ' ‘ g 45%,; ' m w ~ ~ 300.000 hectolitres of beer the ontarlo Brick to grow and compete ' " k ”if ‘ _' j a “.155: M . ‘5" each year market " more effectively in the get"! r' -‘ _- i ' ‘ ,“ As Part of the fund, Ontario market." M“;‘v,::f ‘ ‘ ” "'” $200,000 is provided annu- â€"GeorgeCrofi Ontario has approxi- ' . ally to the Ontario (Iran Midenmf mately 40 licensed small Brewers Association to map Brick BrPu’i'lgCO- brewers who produce less HARDWOOD FLOORING CHECK OUT THE ket and promote small than 300.000 hectolitres of h 7 brewers "We want to work with beer annually. 3 5’8 Oak Gunstock STANLEY WALL 0F TOOLS The fund builds on the businesses across our Craft breviters account for Reg. 5439 sq_ ft '5']. Ontario Microbrewery Strait» provtnce to help our econo~ 15~20 per cent of jobs in s 89 SA“ egv. which provides $1 tnil- mygrow," > Ontario breweries and “I 3 , . lion annually over five years "l am proud of our gov- account for four per cent of commas s E sq, ft. on all m Stow Stanley Toms ~ to support marketing, train- ernment‘s support of Ontario beer market sales, ing. promotion and tourism Ontario‘s craft brewers." 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