business. We have great interaction with our community. Face-to-face everyday…We try to partner with events that we believe in. For example, we like to do events with the SPCA here in Kamloops. It’s important to us.” Not surpris- ing, as their brewery was named after the collar sported by their beloved dog Goosey. Whether it be events to support non-profit organizations or those struggling to make it in the arts, Red Collar ensures that those most in need benefit from their benevolence. David explains, “What we do, quite frankly, is support the underdogs. Especially in the arts community. We’ve had gallery showings here and shows and so on. We believe in that because they just can’t get the support most of them deserve.” Turning to the future of the business, David hints that his working days may have a number attached to them and is looking forward to passing the torch down the family line. Looking forward, Red Collar faithful’s and new converts alike can keep an eye out for the brew- ery’s canning program. They are launching a number of their beers in cans and are hoping to do more of the same in 2018 and beyond. This is good news for those travelling through the Kamloops-Vancouver area. Pick up some cans of Kamloops’ finest and share them with friends. And feel good about it!
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