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Foodservice Outlook for 2010

At the annual CRFA Show, which wrapped up on Tuesday evening, Foodservice and Hospitality magazine editors conducted an impromptu survey, asking some of the industry’s big players to comment on their...

Gerard Curran New CRFA Chairman

Gerard Curran New CRFA Chairman

TORONTO — A Calgary-based restaurateur has been named new Chairman of the Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association (CRFA). Gerard Curran, the proprietor of the popular James Joyce Irish...

Tim's Growth Plans Announced

OAKVILLE, Ont. — Oakville Ont.-based Tim Hortons has announced its ambitious growth projections for the coming years. "Our strategies will continue to transform Tim Hortons, not only adding significant...

Compass Sponsors Nutrition Month

TORONTO — As health and nutrition continue to dominate our national psyche, Compass Group Canada has announced that it is the official sponsor of Nutrition Month, the annual March campaign, brought to...

Survey Reveals Canadian Culinary Trends

TORONTO — The Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association’s (CRFA) recent survey of chefs notes the rising popularity of local, sustainable and organic fare.    “These topline trends underscore...

Canadian Government Invests in Canola

Roll Up the Rim Returns

Yum! Announces New Advertising Partner

Tim's Announces Sales Results

Maple Leaf Announces Q4 Results

Repatriating Laura

Sofina Foods to Acquire Lilydale in $130M Deal

MacLean Introduces Wine App

Closer Might Not be Better

Export Packers Adopts Mercury-Testing Program

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B.C. Pancake House Adds New Unit

SURREY, B.C. — British Columbia’s Grandview Corners Shopping Mall in South Surrey has become the home of the newest De Dutch Pannekoek House. The opening marks the first of several more scheduled for...

Edmonton Pizza Maker Impresses in Vegas

Edmonton Pizza Maker Impresses in Vegas

LAS VEGAS — Dave Houseman's pizza rolled out among the world’s best, scoring sixth place at the International Pizza Challenge in Las Vegas this week, according to the Edmonton Sun. "It was my first...

B.C. Budget Disappoints

VICTORIA — British Columbia’s restaurant industry was left out in the cold again, as yesterday’s budget failed to alleviate any of the pressure operators will face with the introduction of HST in...

Groves, Hain Celestial Give Kids Right to Play

DELTA, B.C. — As Canadians prepared to celebrate the close of the Olympics, speed skater and double medalist Kristina Groves, along with Olympic supplier Hain Celestial, spread further cheer by presenting...

Olympic Food Gets Failing Grade?

VANCOUVER — Amid the positive buzz surrounding the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, comes this shocking report — some 147 Olympic food vendors failed spot inspections during the Games. According to a lengthy...

Vancouver’s Sweet Star

A Toast to Bilodeau

Gold Medal Champers

West Coast Leaders Reach Fisheries Conservation Agreement

Under Scrutiny

Lux Adds New Concept to Roster

Vancouver Spotlights International Chefs’ Table

Holiday Inn Express Debuts in Squamish

Westward Ho!

De Dutch Flips For Funds

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Scaramouche Scare Averted

Scaramouche Scare Averted

TORONTO — Fans of one of Toronto’s culinary touchstones, and those who simply fear change, will breathe a sigh of relief today, as its been announced that Scaramouche Restaurant will be staying put...

CRFA Show Draws Positive Outlook

CRFA Show Draws Positive Outlook

TORONTO — The Canadian Restaurant and Foodservice Association’s (CRFA) annual tradeshow wrapped up in Toronto on Tuesday after three days of seminars, demonstrations, packed aisles and an abundance...

South St. Opens 12th Location

TORONTO — South St. Burger Co., a premium burger restaurant chain owned and operated by New York Fries, opened its 12th location Monday. The store is located in Ajax, Ont., at 269 Kingston Rd. E.  ...

Cautious Optimism Marks CRFA Show Opening

TORONTO — Canada’s largest hospitality tradeshow, the CRFA Show, is now underway at the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto. The show runs from March 7 to 9, featuring some 1,200 exhibitor booths. Price...

Guilt-Free Pork Chops

GUELPH, Ont. — In celebration of Nutrition Month, Ontario Pork is encouraging consumers to give into their cravings for the other white meat. “Consumers may be surprised to learn that certain cuts...

Inspiration Abounds at Terroir Symposium

Georgian College Students Broaden Horizons

KoKo Opens in Toronto

Pork Farms Tam-worth Saving

Milkin’ It

SIAL Coming to Toronto

Compass Donates $1M to George Brown

Chef’s Challenge Kicks Off Stop for Food Event

ORHMA Names Top Ottawa Restaurants

Casey’s Celebrates 30 Years

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Veggie Tales

Veggie Tales

P.E.I. — Florida’s frigid temperatures continue to wreak havoc on its harvest and everyone from foodservice reps to customers are being left out in the cold as prices raise and supply shrinks. According...

Potato Pioneer Dies

ST. PETERS, P.E.I. — Don Anderson, an early driving force in the Prince Edward Island potato industry, died suddenly at his home in St.Peters, P.E.I. on Monday. He was 83. While he would eventually...

Back in Business

CHARLOTTETOWN — The Charlottetown breakfast institution Maid Marian’s has reopened, nine months after a fire ripped through its interior. According to the CBC, the new and improved diner was rebuilt...

Red Barron Flies East

WATERLOO, Ont. — While Ontarians have been enjoying Maritime beer like Alexander Keith’s and Moosehead for quite some time, the Waterloo Ont.-based Brick Brewing Company is set to return the favour....

N.S. Tourism Numbers Up Slightly

HALIFAX — It wasn’t a stellar year for the tourism industry across Canada, and Nova Scotia was no exception. According to statistics recently released, the province welcomed 2,093,500 visitors in 2009,...

Lobster Deaths Raise Questions

Demand for Potatoes on Decline

Maritimes Flex Some Olympic Mussel

CRFA Opposes N.S. HST Increase

New Funds for N.L. Feed Grains Society

No Coffee For You!

For Lobster’s Sake

Halifax for Haiti

Dining Out East

MP Suggests Terrorist Label for PETA?

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Ban Sparks Confusion

ITALY — Italy has turned against some of its own chefs and banned some methods of molecular gastronomy, according to a recent report in the UK Guardian. And, that’s not the biggest news. “What...

Plot Thickens in 'Pinot Gate' Scandal

Plot Thickens in 'Pinot Gate' Scandal

NEW YORK — First the French were under fire, and now U.S. wine distributors E.J. Gallo and Constellation Brands are under investigation for selling fake pinot noir to American consumers. Last week,...

Fairmont to Observe Earth Hour

TORONTO — On Saturday, March 27 at 8:30 p.m., all 60 of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts landmark hotels and resorts around the globe will go dark for one hour in honour of World Wildlife Fund’s annual...

Recession Continues to Impact Travel

ORLANDO, Fla. — The recession may be over, but the U.S. tourism industry is still suffering. The numbers speak for themselves as 56 per cent of American adults expect to take at least one trip for leisure...

Napa Wineries Open Doors to Boost Sales

NEW YORK — After disappointing sales last year, some Napa Valley wineries are looking for new ways to encourage a recession-weary public to let fine vino back into their lives, according to a New York...

Twitter Anger

Hungary’s Pleasant Surprise

NRA Announces Kitchen Innovation Winners

Johnny Rockets Location Reinvents

Sara Lee Takes Gold at American Masters

Adria to Temporarily Close el Bulli

Ritchie Named Best Junior Chef; WACS Wraps

Chilean President at WACS

Canada’s Own Compete at WACS Congress

A Matter of Taste

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