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Taco Bell and Popeyes planned for London Road plaza

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SARNIA, Ont. — Construction on a new home for Taco Bell in Sarnia, as well as the city’s first Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen location, is...

Cara Reports Q2 2017 Total System Sales Growth

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VAUGHAN, Ont. — Cara Operations Limited has released results for the second quarter ending June 25, 2017, recording total system sales growth of 46.7...

East Side Mario’s Launches Every Day Pasta-Pass Deal

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VAUGHAN, Ont. — East Side Mario’s special Every Day Pasta Passes sold out in less than two minutes. The chain released 150 exclusive passes, which...

East Side Mario’s and Barilla Canada Team Up for Annual Pasta...

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TORONTO — East Side Mario held its annual pasta challenge last week, partnering with Barilla Canada. The second annual competition, held at George Brown’s...

Trends in Italian Cuisine in Canada

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Once upon a time, Italian-Canadian cuisine was a culinary newborn. As a country of immigrants, when families came to Canada, they typically brought with...

East Side Mario’s to Host Pasta Challenge

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OAKVILLE, Ont. — East Side Mario’s is hosting the Niels Kjeldsen Pasta Challenge Award at CW Shasky in Oakville, Ont. on July 28, where...

Cara Donates $50,000 to Alberta Fire Relief

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VAUGHAN, Ont. — Cara Operations Limited and its employees have donated $50,000 to The Canadian Red Cross' Alberta Fires Appeal. “Everyone at Cara is heartbroken...

East Side Mario’s Now Offers Delivery

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VAUGHAN, Ont. — East Side Mario’s has launched its new national pick-up and delivery service, ‘Mario in Minutes’. The brand has created a guest services...

Cara Operations Celebrates Opening of East Side Mario’s in Mississauga

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VAUGHAN, Ont. — Members of Cara Operations’ board of directors and Mississauga mayor Bonnie Crombie celebrated the opening of a new East Side Mario’s...

Fairfax’s President Talks About the Company’s New Stake In Foodservice

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In a few short weeks last fall, there was a seismic shift in the Canadian foodservice landscape. With a couple of swift mergers, investments and acquisitions, Toronto-based Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. became a major player in the Canadian restaurant industry. Now nearly 1,000 restaurants across the country — including iconic brands such as Swiss Chalet, Harvey’s, Milestones, East Side Mario’s, Kelsey’s, Casey’s and The Keg — fall under Fairfax’s umbrella. But why would a financial holding company such as Fairfax — which owns numerous insurance businesses worldwide and has investments in such diverse companies as Blackberry Ltd., Torstar Corp (publisher of the Toronto Star newspaper), and retail chains William Ashley and Sporting Life — want to dive head-first into foodservice?