Food Service

• Unsanitary conditions, rodents lead to Manitoba business closures by health inspectors

  Food service facilities, as well as hotels with swimming pools or hot tubs, are among the 52 businesses listed in the annual report from Manitoba Health on business violations.

  Health

  Mar 16, 2023
  
• New mental health initiative created in Calgary focuses on healing hospitality industry

  The impact of COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants and bars exposed a mental health crisis. A Calgary man who worked in the industry developed a project to help those suffering.

  Consumer

  Jun 13, 2022
  
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• Nestlé Canada shutting down food service plant in Trenton, Ont.

  Nestlé Canada has announced it will be shutting down its food service plant in Trenton, Ont. completely by mid-2022 and moving operations to the United States.

  Canada

  Jul 16, 2021
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• Alberta restaurants ‘scrambling to find good people’ to hire ahead of Stage 3

  Finding enough staff to keep up with the renewed potential for full capacity under Stage 3 is proving difficult. 

  Consumer

  Jun 25, 2021
• Latest COVID-19 lockdown costing Quebec jobs according to study

  The second wave of COVID-19 is costing Quebec jobs, according to the latest findings.

  Consumer

  Nov 11, 2020
• B.C. NDP backs off pledge to get rid of secret ballots for employees looking to unionize

  Labour Minister Harry Bains introduced the first major changes to the province's labour code since 1992 but excluded the secret ballot issue.

  Politics

  Apr 30, 2019
• New commercial kitchen enhances hospitality training in Edmonton’s inner city

  Corporate partners like Roger's Place, Cineplex and Aramark then look to hire graduates armed with elevated hospitality skills expected by luxury brands.

  Education

  Nov 28, 2018
• Food service workers rally at Trent University over ‘precarious’ employment

  A strike or lockout is looming at the end of the month for Trent University food service workers in Peterborough. Employees held a rally on Monday outside the campus to protest what their union describes as “precarious” employment. The Canadian Union of Public Employees claims half of the staff are now on part-time roles, some...

  Economy

  Jan 23, 2018
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• Donations needed for Moncton charities

  Charities and other organizations in Moncton say they may need to change their approach in helping those in need as donations from the public have dropped significantly.

  Canada

  Jul 11, 2017