The Globe at Big White has announced its last day will be Apr. 6, but owner Ross Derrick isn't leaving the mountain. 

The restaurant opened in 2008 with Derrick as the executive chef before Derrick later bought the business in 2022. Now the Kelowna chef is excited to rebrand The Globe from its internationally inspired dishes into something truly Canadian just in time for the 2025/26 ski season. 

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Derrick grew up in a Jewish community in Winnipeg with a Jamaican nanny and a family with Ukrainian, English, Irish, Scottish, Jewish and French Canadian roots. The owner is bringing his heritage to the table to offer guests the full scope of Canada's culinary story. 

New menu items include venison, Okanagan apples, perogies, and maple syrup treats. 

The rebrand will also feature a Canadian craft beer lounge with rotating selections from some of Canada's best breweries. The wine menu will also be 100 per cent Canadian. 

The close the end of an era at The Globe, a fine Apres Party will be held Apr. 6 featuring Jon Bos. 

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Derrick is also the owner of Broken Anchor and Derrick's Steakhouse in Kelowna.