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Key Opportunities To Attract Holiday Diners

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It’s that time of year again, and many foodservice operators are hoping the holiday season brings its usual dose of seasonal cheer to the...

Toronto Restaurateurs Debate King St. Tower Proposal

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TORONTO — Toronto restaurateurs opposing a 47-storey condominium worry business may be adversely affected by the proposal for a multi-storey tower along King St....

Smart Thinking: Energy-Efficient Technology in Foodservice

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Labels might help with energy efficiency choices, but they’re only part of a bigger plan Every operator wants to conserve energy but at what...

Greening Your Foodservice Business

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A University of Guelph survey shows foodservice operators need to integrate green ambitions into company culture Sustainability: it’s more than a buzz word,...

Cellphones, Texting, Laptops Frustrate Restaurateurs

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WINNIPEG — Cellphone ringing, table texting and laptops on tables are a growing annoyance for restaurateurs, according to Maureen Scurfield of the Winnipeg Free...

Restaurateurs Concerned About Appointment of New Dairy Commission CEO

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TORONTO — Restaurateurs are frustrated over the federal government’s appointment of Jacques Laforge, a former president of Dairy Farmers of Canada to the new...

Changing of the Guard: Icewine

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No longer just an after-dinner drink, icewine is moving up the menu. Icewine is touted as Canada’s greatest liquid-luxury product, and restaurateurs...

B.C. Foodservice Show Wraps

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VANCOUVER — Foodservice professionals and restaurateurs gathered at the B.C. Foodservice Expo this past weekend at the Vancouver Convention Center to exchange ideas and...

Changing of the Guard: Icewine

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No longer just an after-dinner drink, icewine is moving up the menu. Icewine is touted as Canada’s greatest liquid-luxury product, and restaurateurs...

The Tracker

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Restaurateurs can find significant long-term savings by investing in a technology-based wine inventory system. The restaurant industry has traditionally been notoriously slow...