ABLE BC

Important update and reminder for liquor and food primaries selling liquor with takeaway and delivery meals: bit.ly/3EFEoRx

Updated restrictions for entire Northern Health region. Read more: ablebc.ca/news/updated-north…

ABLE BC is hiring! With our Director of Membership and Communication Danielle’s departure at the end of the year, ABLE BC is currently seeking a new Membership and Communications Coordinator. You can find details on how to apply here: charityvillage.com/jobs/memb…

We launched a new ABLE BC website! Check it out & let us know what you think: ablebc.ca/ Highlights include: fresh design, easier to navigate, COVID-19 liquor industry updates and resources, policy priorities and advocacy wins, a new Members-Only section, and more.

Goodbye to our Director of Membership & Communications Danielle Leroux: ablebc.ca/news/goodbye-to-da… After 7.5 years serving our members, Danielle will be moving on from ABLE BC at the end of 2021. Please us in wishing Danielle a fond farewell as she begins an exciting new adventure.

Paid sick leave will be standard for workers in British Columbia beginning January 1, 2022, with a minimum of five paid sick days each year: ablebc.ca/update-five-paid-s…

ABLE BC Update on Supply Chain and Transportation Challenges: ablebc.ca/able-bc-update-sup… Inside the email you'll find: LDB update, new fuel and highway travel restrictions, financial assistance, and emergency resources and guidance for tourism businesses.

Buy Local to Protect Against Supply Shortages: ablebc.ca/buy-local-to-prote… @bccraftbeer @BCRFA @RestaurantsCA @CDG_BC @winebcdotcom

Updated public orders for Food and Liquor Serving Premises and Gatherings and Events are now available, reflecting the restrictions that lifted on Monday, October 25: ablebc.ca/updated-public-ord…

Wrapping up 2021 BC Liquor Conference with our last session of the day: a panel discussion with @ABLEBC Jeff Guignard, @bchotelassoc Ingrid Jarrett, and @TIABC_CA Walt Judas moderated by @RisingTideCan Bert Hick. Discussing the future of BC's tourism and hospitality industries.