Tag: Restaurants Canada
U.S. Products to Remain on LCBO Shelves
TORONTO — U.S. Products will continue to remain on LCBO shelves and restaurant menus after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the tariffs on Canada,...
Chef José Andrés to Headline RC Show 2025
TORONTO — RC Show is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a landmark fireside chat featuring renowned chef, humanitarian and founder of World Central Kitchen...
Restaurants Canada Continues to Call on Government
TORONTO — The recent Fall Economic Statement was a missed opportunity by the federal government to build on the positive momentum the GST and...
Webinar Highlights Impacts of Tariffs on Canada’s Foodservice Sector
TORONTO — In a recent webinar hosted by Restaurants Canada, industry experts and economists discussed the impacts of tariffs on Canada’s economy and foodservice...
Restaurants Canada Welcomes Temporary GST, HST Cut
TORONTO — Canada’s foodservice industry is pleased that Parliament has approved the temporary GST cut on holiday essentials, including all restaurant meals, wine, beer,...
B.C. Restaurants See Biggest Drop in Employment
VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s restaurant industry is shedding jobs at an alarming rate and has experienced the largest year-over-year drop in employment of any...
Webinar Highlights the Future of Immigration in Canada’s Restaurant Industry
TORONTO — The restaurant industry in Canada is grappling with unprecedented labour challenges exacerbated by shifts in immigration policies, public sentiment, and evolving workforce...
Ontario Government Cuts WSIB Rates
TORONTO — The Ontario government has announced the average WSIB premium rate for Ontario businesses in 2025 will be reduced to $1.25 from $1.30...
Carbon Pricing Rebate Details Announced
OTTAWA — The newly introduced carbon pricing rebates will help foodservice operators better manage rising operational costs. These rebates, which vary by location and...
Saskatchewan Minimum Wage Increases
REGINA — Saskatchewan’s minimum wage has increased from $14 per hour to $15 per hour. This is the final increase from the government’s 2022...
