At London's Labatt brewery, officials mark one million cans (of water, not beer)
London's Labatt brewery passed the one-million-can production mark of water packaged to aid communities facing emergencies, disasters
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London's Labatt brewery passed the one-million-can production mark of water packaged to aid communities facing emergencies, disasters
London's Labatt brewery passed the one-million-can production mark of water packaged to aid communities facing emergencies, disasters
With a recent donation in Quebec, Labatt Breweries of Canada has donated more than a million cans of water to support communities with 24 distributions in seven provinces over 11 years. Established in 2012, Labatt's Canadian Disaster Relief Program was created to provide safe drinking water to Canadian communities experiencing disasters such as flooding, forest and wildfires, environmental spills, drought and ice storms that compromised a community's water supply.
One week after giant beer tanks rumbled across Southwestern Ontario en route to Labatt's London headquarters, company officials on Tuesday announced more details of its $26.6-million expansion.
One week after giant beer tanks rumbled across Southwestern Ontario en route to Labatt's London headquarters, company officials on Tuesday announced more details of its $26.6-million expansion.