The Canadian Culinary Federation (CCF) was founded in 1963
and incorporated in Ottawa as a non-profit association in 1972.
It was formed in an effort to unite chefs and cooks across Canada
in a common dedication to professional excellence.
Liaison College Kitchener Campus is proud to be spearheading
the return of a local Chef Association for the Kitchener, Waterloo,
Cambridge, Guelph, Brantford and Stratford areas. Our initial
meeting will be held on Monday November 14, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. The
meeting is being held at our campus at 1780 King St E (where
King meets Montgomery , near the Red Lobster).
We are pleased to announce that a special guest, Roy Butterworth
, is flying in from the East Coast for this meeting. Roy
is the National Administrator and Webmaster for the CCF
and is working closely with Paul Gamble, Joe Poge and us to help
make our local branch as vibrant as it can be!
REASONS TO BE A MEMBER
- Nationally recognized Chef de Cuisine Certification Program
(CCC)
- Subscription to National newsletters and magazines which
have informative articles and recipes submitted by Industry
Leaders in Canada
- Discounts on travel, clothing, tools and soon to be organized
listing of national products
- Involvement in culinary college and apprenticeship training
advisory committees
- A national roster of members, updated every two years
- CCF certificate (suitable for framing,) blazer crest
and a distinctive lapel pin - Junior members receive certificate
and pin
- International, National and local culinary shows are promoted
and sponsored by the CCF and its branches
- Opportunities to hear and see world renown chefs and speakers
at regional and national conventions
- A chance to participate at Regional Mini-Conventions held
every year
- Automatically become a member of World Association of Cooks
Societies (WACS)
- Participation in the career enhancement of Junior Cook Apprentices
If you are interested in attending this meeting or in receiving
more information about our local Chef Association, please contact
Penny Bateson at (519) 743-8335 at Liaison
Kitchener Campus. |