There’s conflict brewing at one of Vancouver’s most storied craft breweries.
Storm Brewing on Commercial Drive — the first microbrewery to open in the city in 1994 — posted to social media earlier this week saying that it’s been informed that the iconic mural on the side of its building is in contravention of Vancouver bylaws.
General manager Mike Crozier told CBC News that the city informed the brewery that the artwork didn’t abide by Vancouver’s mural guidelines.
“At the end of May, we received a letter from our building manager [telling us] that we required mural permits for the murals we had outside. We didn’t really think anything of it. I
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