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Restaurants Canada welcomes the Government of British Columbia’s decision to approve licensee-to-licensee alcohol sales, allowing licensed restaurants to purchase alcohol directly from private liquor retailers. The change takes effect immediately as a three-year pilot.
Restaurants Canada has long supported licensee-to-licensee sales as a practical modernization meas...
Restaurants Canada is deeply disappointed that Premier Wab Kinew has refused requests to meet regarding the Manitoba government’s plan to exempt prepared meals sold in grocery and convenience stores from PST while continuing to apply the tax to the same products sold by restaurants.
Following Manitoba’s 2026 Budget, Restaurants Canada met with Finance Minister Adrie...
Canada’s restaurant industry is a jobs and economic powerhouse.
We generate $125 billion in annual sales, accounting for 4% of Canada’s GDP, and employ 1.2 million workers, including 480,000 youth. But our industry is also under growing financial strain, as persistent affordability challenges, rising operating costs, and uneven consumer spending continue to erode p...
Restaurants Canada is calling on the Manitoba government to amend its PST exemption on prepared foods sold by grocery and convenience stores, which continues to exclude restaurants.
As designed, this is not a neutral tax cut on food—it is a tax shift between competitors that distorts consumer choice. It creates an arbitrary distinction between identical products bas...