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Summerland restaurants stay closed for water restrictionsGetting back to normal continues to be challenging for Summerland restaurants impacted by the Bald Range wildfire. Evacuated business owners have returned and now a boil water advisory is keeping restaurant doors closed. Cohan Sassaman has more.Aug 20
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Rudy’s closing as restaurants continue to face challengesRudy’s Eat & Drink has become the latest downtown restaurant to close its doors. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more on the challenges still facing restaurants.EconomyAug 24
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Montreal bar and restaurant says U.S. alcohol no longer welcome, deal or no dealPremier Christine FrĂ©chette is still not making any official commitment on whether Quebec will lift its ban on American alcohol, as Canada and the United States continue negotiating a potential new trade agreement. Quebec first imposed its ban on U.S. alcohol in March 2025 following the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canadian goods. But as Elizabeth...CanadaAug 21
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Shooting at Idaho In-N-Out Burger restaurant kills 3, injures at least 7At least three people are dead after a shooting at a restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho on Saturday. Police say the gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in southern Idaho, leaving at least seven people injured, some of them critically.CrimeAug 2
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Downtown Edmonton retailers respond to recent wave of restaurant closuresSome downtown Edmonton retailers are reacting to the recent closures of restaurants nearby. While issues like accessibility and safety are concerns, as Gates Guarin explains, they have no plans to leave the core.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 23
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‘Death by a thousand cuts’: Half a dozen downtown Edmonton restaurants closingBusiness owners are warning of an alarming trend in downtown Edmonton. At least six restaurants have closed their doors in recent weeks, or are in the process of shutting down. As Kabi Moulitharan reports, many more are worried for their livelihoods.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 21
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Patio popularity comes at a cost for some B.C. restaurant ownersFor many restaurants, patio season isn’t just a summer perk, it’s a major source of revenue but some operators say those extra seats are also bringing higher costs. Global News Morning speaks with Ian Tostenson of the BC Restaurant and Foodservices Association about those added costs.Global News Morning BCJul 21
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Maritime restaurants dealing with rising cost of haddockThe cost of seafood is making waves across the Maritimes, and fish and chip shops are shouldering the burden. Haddock is the latest item to be marked up, after Fisheries and Oceans Canada reduced haddock fishing quotas by more than 50 per cent in areas off southwestern Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick. Ella MacDonald...Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 13
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Toronto Police investigating restaurant fire as potential arsonA restaurant fire overnight is now being investigated by Toronto Police and Fire Services as a potential arson. As Megan King reports, smoke damage from the blaze is impacting many of the neighboring businesses and preventing local stores from opening.Global News at 6 TorontoJul 8
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New restaurants and food items at this year’s Taste of EdmontonWe’re just over a week away from the start of the Taste of Edmonton, the 11-day food festival running in Churchill Square. Executive director Donovan Vienneau shared all the details with Global News Morning Edmonton.Global News Morning EdmontonJul 6
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Restaurants prepare for Open CorydonWinnipeg shop owners tout Open Corydon as a shot of adrenaline after a slow start to patio season. Every Sunday starting July 5, Corydon Avenue will be closed to cars between Daly and Lilac streets from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Toni De Guzman reports.Jun 22
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Local restaurants face summer issuesSome Manitoba restaurants are still dealing with some major issues as we move into summer. Global News Morning’s Clay Young talks to the Manitoba Restaurant and Food Services Association about some of those struggles.Jun 22
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Vancouver’s Ho Ho restaurant to open in new spaceFor more than a decade, a plan has been underway to relaunch an iconic restaurant in Vancouver’s Chinatown in its original location. Problems have persisted at the New Sun Ah Hotel building, but the dream has never died. As Kristen Robinson reports, the Ho Ho restaurant will now open in a new space.Global BCJun 17
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A handful of Calgary’s well-known restaurants closed their doors last monthA number of Calgary restaurants are closing their doors, with economic instability and changing dining habits having an impact. But others plan to make their return through rebrands or relocations. Bella Finn reports.CanadaJun 9
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This is BC: A restaurant built on a love of live musicVancouver in the 1990s had many venues where up-and-coming musicians could draw a crowd, but over the decades many of those spots have closed their doors. Now a woman who spent years performing in the local scene is making sure young artists have a stage to share their music. Jay Durant has more in This...Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 4
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The Tomato: Construction causing major problems for Edmonton restaurantsIt probably seems no matter where you drive in the city, you’re dealing with construction. While it’s a big headache for motorists, what about all the businesses in those areas? Every month we like to check in with Mary Bailey from The Tomato magazine, where she spoke about the concerns for local businesses.Global News Morning EdmontonJun 4
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BBQ Tips: Grilled butterflied branzinoGlowbal Restaurant executive chef Jitin Kapoor shows how to make a summer barbecue fish favourite.Global News Morning BCAug 21
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In-N-Out shooting: Shocking video shows violent attack by gunman who killed 3, injured 7WARNING: Video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. Police in Twin Falls, Idaho, have released shocking video footage from the In-N-Out restaurant where a gunman, 24-year-old Chad Williams, began a shocking shooting rampage all the way to where he was corned by police before taking his own life and falling into a canyon. The...CrimeAug 8
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Special Olympics bring economic boost to Medicine Hat and areaAs athletes, coaches and spectators come to Medicine Hat for the Special Olympics, the games are bringing more than the competition to the region. City officials say the influx of visitors is giving hotels, restaurants and other businesses a boost. Zoe Lukowich reports.CanadaAug 14
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Montreal’s hospitality industry is beaming this summer as the number of tourists visiting the city is way upHotels, restaurants, shops and the entertainment sector are all bustling as millions of people visit the city. Tourism Montreal is anticipating a record number of tourists by the end of the year. As Tim Sargeant reports, so far this summer, the numbers are well beyond expectations.Aug 12