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Molson Coors says ‘au revoir’ to Montreal, moving operations to south shore

by The Canadian Press   

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The company confirmed in July that it will spend about $500 million to build a new facility but didn't identify the location

The Molson Coors brewery in montreal PHOTO: Molson Coors

MONTREAL—Molson Coors is leaving the Montreal site where it opened a brewery in 1786 and will build a new operation on the south-shore city of Longueuil.

The Montreal and Denver-based brewer announced its long-anticipated decision Nov. 28 to employees.

The company confirmed in July that it will spend about $500 million to build a new facility but didn’t identify the location.

Molson Coors plans to maintain a microbrewery and retail location at the historic site along the St. Lawrence River near Old Montreal. The rest will be sold for redevelopment.

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Molson has about 1,000 employees at the brewery and at a distribution centre.

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