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Saskatchewan’s 2023-24 budget gets government’s fiscal house in order but offers little cost relief for province’s restaurants

Today, Saskatchewan tabled its 2023-24 budget, which was primarily focused on debt reduction and improving the province’s overall fiscal position with a $1.0 billion surplus.

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Restaurants Canada Sees Hopeful Wins for Canadian Foodservice in House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance Recommendations

Restaurants Canada welcomes the recently released report by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance (FINA) entitled,…

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B.C. budget 2023: A missed opportunity to address top industry concerns of rising business inflation costs and labour shortages

Restaurants Canada is pleased to see B.C.’s provincial budget includes no business income tax increases, but rather offers…

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2023 Alberta budget: A missed opportunity to address the province’s foodservice sector affordability challenges

Alberta’s restaurant sector appreciates the province’s focus in the 2023 budget on alleviating skyrocketing inflationary costs, and its…

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Restaurants Canada Welcomes Ontario Government Action on Tax Relief and Support for Vulnerable Workers

Restaurants Canada applauded the Province of Ontario for yesterday’s Fall Economic Statement and the new measures aimed at…

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Restaurants Canada Welcomes Federal Government Action on Credit Card Fees

Restaurants Canada President and CEO Christian Buhagiar issued the following statement on today’s Fall Economic Statement:

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Second farm gate price increase of 2022 set to add to restaurant costs

Dairy products, under supply management in Canada, are subject to a price adjustment yearly. The last pricing decision…

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Get the Dollars you Deserve!

Did you accept VISA and Mastercard credit cards between March 23, 2001, and September 2, 2021? You may be eligible to receive money from the class action settlements

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Saskatchewan restaurateurs surprised by province’s decision to abandon predictable minimum wage indexation formula with $3 per hour minimum wage increase over next three years

Restaurants Canada calls on the government to reverse the hasty, ill-thought-out decision and consult with the foodservice sector…

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A Budget that Leaves Restaurants Hungry for More

While Restaurants Canada has appreciated the long-standing government support over these last two years that helped our industry…