The Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association of Canada (HPBAC) is pleased to announce that Mike McNeice has joined our association as Director of Public Affairs. McNeice officially began work on Thursday, April 13, 2023. “Mike is a welcome addition to our team.” said...
Survey Reveals that Residents Want Alternatives to Bylaws Restricting Wood Stoves (COURTENAY) – Residents of the Comox Valley recently responded to a survey (conducted by Leger) regarding opinions towards wood burning. 300 local respondents aged 18 and older...
(COMOX VALLEY, BC) – Following the continuation of multiple bans in the Comox Valley on the installation of wood-burning appliances, the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association of Canada (HPBAC) is again requesting a meeting with local decision-makers in the City of...
For Immediate Release Santa Claus Briefed On Latest Fireplace Models Fireplace Experts Once Again Ensure Santa Is Able To Get In Safely Huntsville, Ontario — The Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association of Canada (HPBA Canada) is pleased to report that Santa Claus has...
OTTAWA – Today, the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association of Canada, with funding support from the City of Ottawa, launched the Ottawa Wood Burning Changeout Program. The program, open to all rural residents of Ottawa, provides a financial incentive in the form of...
A Canadian movement is in place and growing each day. It’s called “Buy Canadian”. Hearth & Home Magazine delves into why Canadian homeowners are now buying only Canadian-made hearth, patio and barbecue products. Read the...