Tag: COVID-19
Federal Government Launches Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program
OTTAWA — The federal government has launched the Highly Affected Sectors Credit Availability Program (HASCAP), which will provide financial support to businesses that have...
Toronto Mayor Endorses Return of CafeTO Program
TORONTO — Toronto Mayor John Tory has endorsed city staff recommendations to bring back CaféTO program that allows restaurants and bars to expand patios...
E33. Responding to Change
In this episode of Table Talk, Rosanna Caira, editor and publisher of Foodservice and Hospitality magazine, speaks with Susan Senecal, president and CEO of...
Alberta On-Premise Dining Will Remain Closed Until Further Notice
CALGARY — The Alberta government announced last week that, although there would be a slight easing of the current COVID-19 restrictions for outdoor gatherings...
Raising a Glass: Top Beverage Trends for 2021
Consumer focus on wellness and convenience have been amplified by the pandemic, influencing the beverage market. While many turned to comfort food during 2020...
Mohammad Fakih, SEIU Healthcare Provide Hot Meals to LTC Staff
RICHMOND HILL, Ont. — When COVID-19 surfaced last March, almost overnight, the foodservice-and-hospitality industry became one of the hardest-hit industries in the world. But...
Naan Kabob Donates Meals, Funds to Daily Bread
TORONTO — Toronto-based fast-casual brand and catering group Naan Kabob recently donated more than 15,000 meals to The Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank.
On December...
Sysco Canada Launches New Campaign to Support Restaurants
TORONTO — Sysco Canada has launched a new campaign, ‘Keep Local Restaurants on the Menu,’ as part of its efforts under the Foodies Unite...
E32. Lending a Hand
In this episode of the Table Talk, Rosanna Caira, editor and publisher of Foodservice and Hospitality magazine speaks with Todd Barclay, president and CEO...
Quebec Restaurants Calling for Cap on Delivery Fees
QUEBEC — In light of Quebec’s province-wide lockdown, there have been renewed calls for the province to put in place caps on the fees...
