Dining out

• Canadians are in a spending mood heading into summer. What that means for inflation

  Are you absorbing sticker shocker to indulge this summer? You're not alone. We asked economists what impact Canadian spending could have on inflation trends.

  Consumer

  Jul 2
  
• These are the most likely — and least likely — ways to spread COVID-19

  From sitting on a patio to getting a haircut, 10 activities and their relative risk levels.

  Health

  Jul 7, 2020
  
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• BUSINESS REPORT: Expect to pay more to fill your belly next year

  Canadians who dine out often will bear the brunt of price hikes.

  Economy

  Dec 13, 2017
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• Cheap eats in Calgary: where to dine for less than $10

  Food and restaurant writer John Gilchrist joins Global Calgary Morning for a breakdown of the top summer eats under $10 in Calgary.

  Consumer

  Jul 5, 2016
• Swiss Chalet owner says quarter chicken dinner sales hit by oil slump

  Canada's biggest operator of full-service food outlets says traffic has lightened up in provinces hit by the oil downturn. 'It’s a cycle, it’s not going to be like this forever.'

  Canada

  Nov 12, 2015
• POLL: Should tipping be abolished?

  A New York restaurateur's plan to eliminate tipping at his eateries ignited a debate across the continent: to tip or not to tip? Vote in our poll and share your thoughts.

  Consumer

  Oct 22, 2015
• Breakfast Buzz: Getting rid of tipping

  What would happen if tipping was removed completely? Would you pay more in order to not need to worry about tipping?

  Oct 22, 2015