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Controller . The Canadian Brewhouse
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Welcome to The Canadian Brewhouse! Let us introduce ourselves and get to know each other! The Canadian Brewhouse started in Alberta in 2002 with one location and has grown to 18 locations, 15 of them in Alberta, including; the Edmonton area, Grande Prairie, Lloydminster, Red Deer, Camrose, Fort McMurray, Calgary, Okotoks and Airdrie. Plus, we've opened locations in Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and Kelowna, British Columbia. Our one-of-a-kind Canadian themed sports bar & grill has an extensive menu of appetizers, entrees, drinks and amazing specials every night of the week. You'll note our Canadian decor starts right when you walk up to our huge Inukshuk at our doors and continues throughout the restaurant in a ?cheeky?? Canadian fashion. We promise, when you come to The Canadian Brewhouse, you'll instantly feel at home, because our house is your house?only we have way more TVs! You won't find a better selection of screens anywhere for the sports you love! We even provide tabletop speakers for those nights when multiple sports and teams are playing. We also believe being part of a community means giving back. We've been raising funds for various charities through events and fundraisers for over 10 years. Charities like The Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation, Breast Cancer Research, Prostate Cancer (Movember) and many local initiatives that are important to our neighbours in various communities. Our people are the real success of our company. If you're interested in being a part of the Brew crew, visit us at http://thecanadianbrewhouse.com/work-with-us/ and fill out an application today! Our house is your house, The Canadian BrewhouseThe Canadian Brewhouse Address
1112 95th St. SW, null
CAN