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Restaurants Canada on temporary GST reprieveRestaurant meals are about to get a bit cheaper. The federal government has temporary hit pause on the GST. Restaurant Canada’s Mark von Schellwitz discusses the tax break and how much of an impact it will have on the restaurant industry.Global News Morning BCNov 22
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Boy charged in connection with stabbing at McDonald’s restaurant in EdmontonA 12-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a violent altercation involving several children at a McDonald’s restaurant in Edmonton last week that saw another boy get stabbed.Global News Morning EdmontonNov 14
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Kelowna restaurant shuts down after two decadesA Kelowna restaurant is shutting its doors after more than two decades in business. The owner of Fixx Cafe and Pasta Bar blames it on several things all coming to a boiling point. Klaudia Van Emmerik has more.CanadaNov 8
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Montreal’s Sabayon wins best new restaurant in CanadaMontreal restaurant Sabayon has taken the #1 spot on the top 10 list of Air Canada’s Best New Restaurants of the year. The husband and wife duo, chef Patrice Demers and sommelier Marie-Josée Beaudoin talk about the award winning menu with Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines.Global News Morning MontrealNov 8
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Dine and dashes on the rise according to Calgary restaurant ownersSeveral restaurant owners are feeling helpless and frustrated after a string of dine and dashes. As Craig Momney reports, they are concerned it is on the rise and costing them thousands of dollars.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryNov 6
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Cooking with Ontario’s ‘Fat Rabbit’, one of Air Canadas best restaurantsOntario restaurant, Fat Rabbit has ranked 8th on the 23rd edition of Air Canada’s Best Restaurants in Canada list. Owner and chef Zach Smith joins Ross Hull to discuss what this accolade means to their business, and what customers can expect from their savory meat selection.Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoNov 5
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Canadian immigration ‘a constant battle’ for Manitoba man and restaurantsFrom federal cuts to immigration – to mounting tensions between Canada and India, there are several recent developments that have seemingly blocked the path for those hoping to call the country home. Daisy Woelk reports.CanadaOct 29
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Kelowna restaurant owner hires securityThe owner of a Kelowna fast food restaurant is coming forward saying enough is enough. He says his restaurant has seen a number of unsafe incidents recently and he’s now paying out-of-pocket to make sure staff are safe while at work. Klaudia Van Emmerik has more.CrimeOct 22
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Tech Talk: Reddit users boost popularity of London restaurant & gadgets for your mobile workspaceAngus Steakhouse in the UK gets a big ratings boost, and a lot more customers, thanks to some Reddit users. Tech Expert Mike Agerbo explains in this week’s Tech Talk, plus he shows us some gadgets to help improve your mobile workspace.Global News Morning BCOct 28
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Restaurants Canada on why so many eateries are going bankruptMark von Schellwitz of Restaurants Canada discusses what’s behind a wave of restaurant bankruptcies.Global News Morning BCOct 18
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Chez Lionel expands to Ontario with new restaurant in KanataRenowned Quebec restaurant ‘Chez Lionel’, has expanded to Kanata, its first Ontario location. Chef Frédéric Dufort joins Candace Daniel with more on the inspiration behind the expansion and a preview of what’s being served this fall.Global News Morning TorontoOct 9
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Michelin updates Vancouver restaurant guideFour Vancouver restaurants have been added to the prestigious Michelin Guide, with one coveted star handed out. But as Troy Charles reports, some say the distiction can also come with a downside.Global News at 11 BCOct 4
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Top Chef Canada kicks off new season with high-stakes restaurant wars challengeGet ready for a delicious new season as “Top Chef Canada” kicks off its 11th season. Host Eden Grinshpan joins us to share what’s in store as chefs dive straight into a high-stakes culinary challenges. She highlights that this season’s crop of competitors includes a former personal chef tot the Prime Minister. Eden also teases...The Morning ShowOct 11
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Restaurants bracing for B.C. wine shortageAfter a winter cold snap wiped out this year’s grape harvest, Okanagan wineries were quick to pivot and source grapes from out-of-province. The reds and whites have continued to flow, but the industry is bracing for next year. As Victoria Femia reports, you may see less local wine poured at restaurants.CanadaSep 25
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Canada’s restaurant industry on changes to the temporary foreign workers programMark von Schellwitz of Restaurants Canada discusses the federal government’s new restrictions on temporary foreign workers, and explains how the changes could impact the restaurant industry.Global News Morning BCSep 24
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Quebec family devastated after suspected arson destroys restaurantA Quebec family is trying to pick up the pieces after a fire destroyed their restaurant. Arson is suspected and the three brothers can’t understand why someone would target their business, leaving them with nothing but a pile of ash. The fire has destroyed their livelihood and the brothers are in shock. Global’s Dan Spector...Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Sep 16
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Winnipeg Jets head coach talks hockey, family, local restaurants, and why he chose Manitoba as home“Our family grew here. It’s been our home base over all the years of my hockey life. At the end of the day, we’ve really embraced being in Winnipeg. ” From favourite local spots, to the fans that rally around the Jets, @NHLJets bench boss Scott Arniel talks life as a Manitoban.Sep 20
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Family and community honours slain Tim Hortons worker in EdmontonFriends and family are mourning the death of a young man killed on the job last week in an Edmonton downtown parkade. Tim Hortons worker Jashandeep Maan, 22, was fatally stabbed during a random attack less than a year after moving to Canada. Jasmine King reports on how loved ones are remembering an innocent victim.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 11
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Popular Victoria restaurant forced to closed due to rent hikesIt’s a sad story we’re hearing time and time again, beloved local restaurants forced to close over skyrocketing rents. Now, an award-winning Victoria hotspot, ‘Little Jumbo’, is faced with a whopping 40% rental hike, with its only viable option to close its doors. Sarah MacDonald reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 8
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Edmonton restaurant worker killed in downtown parkade homicideA 22-year-old man was killed in a downtown Edmonton parkade and now Occupational Health and Safety says the victim was a restaurant worker and the accused was a delivery driver. Nicole Di Donato reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 6