Tag: Starbucks Canada
Starbucks Launches Rewards Promotion and Summer Drinks
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada is on track to resume operations in 85 per cent of its locations by the end of May.
Amid COVID-19, the...
Starbucks Introduces Share-This-Delivery Feature
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada has launched a new ‘Share-This-Delivery’ feature on Starbucks Delivers via the Uber Eats app, which allows customers to send treats...
Starbucks Expands COVID-19 Support Measures
VANCOUVER
— Starbucks has continued to update its support
measures, making decisions “rooted in facts and science, in
cooperation with local authorities.”
“As
we look ahead, your safety...
Starbucks Opening Pickup Concept in Toronto
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada will open its first Canadian Pickup store on February 4 in Toronto’s Commerce Court.
Designed for the on-the-go customer, the new Pickup location is only...
Starbucks Offers Headspace Subscriptions to Employees
TORONTO — Starbucks is providing its employees in North-American stores and offices with a free subscription to the meditation app Headspace.
Starbucks Canada is working towards...
Starbucks Launches Irish-Cream Flavoured Beverages
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada has launched Irish Cream Cold Brew and Irish Cream Americano — a Canada-exclusive offering.
Erin Marinan, product developer for Starbucks R&D, drew...
Starbucks Delivers Comes to Canada
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada is launching door-to-door delivery service in partnership
with Uber Eats.
Starbucks Delivers will be available in
major cities, including Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary,...
RC Show 2019 Sessions Address Sustainability Discussions in Foodservice Industry
TORONTO
— Foodservice industry leaders discussed matters
of sustainability at the 2019 Restaurants Canada
Show on Feb 25. Held at the Enercare Centre in Toronto, Monday’s CEO...
Starbucks Canada Launches Program to Feed Homeless, Combat Food Waste
TORONTO — Starbucks Canada has launched a national program in an effort to provide meals to people in need, while also tackling the issue...
Minds Matter: Why Employers Are Looking For Ways to Better Care...
In 2016, Starbucks Canada increased its mental-health benefits to $5,000 per year for all eligible employees who work a minimum of 20 hours per...
