TORONTO After closing most of their locations last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a popular Toronto bakery has announced they will be shutting down permanently after 10 years in business. Prairie Girl Bakery, located near King and Victoria streets in the Financial District, opened in April 2011. “Since then we have been able to put a smile on thousands of faces with our cupcakes,” the business’ Facebook page said. There were five Prairie Girl Bakery locations across the city, but four closed in 2020. “Unfortunately due to the hardships that have come with COVID-19 we have had to scale back location-wise to just our flagship store at Victoria Street,” the Facebook page said.
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“Today, our landlords presented us with an unexpected and immediate opportunity to vacate both locations. Given the current economic conditions and uncertain future, we have decided to exercise this option and return the property to our landlords.”
Canyon Creek is run by SIR Corp., which also oeprates Jack Astor’s and Scaddabush in Toronto.
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The Dixon Road, Vaughan Mills and Fallsview Niagara locations of Canyon Creek will remain open.
“We want to thank our valued guests and team members for their loyalty and support during these unprecedented times,” said the restaurant’s announcement.