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10,000 restaurants have closed in Canada

10,000 restaurants have closed in Canada Up to 50 per cent of independent restaurants could close permanently if consumers don’t step up to the plate, Restaurants Canada says By WI Staff Western Investor December 20, 2020 Many restaurants disappearing, industry group warns. | Burnaby Now Since the pandemic began in March, 10,000 restaurants across Canada have closed and Restaurants Canada is warning that half of the independent restaurants in the country could close permanently if conditions don’t improve. The industry group is asking consumers to step up to the plate – or the takeout counter – to stem what it is calling an unprecedented recession. “Even the most experienced restaurateurs are struggling to meet their rent obligations, through no fault of their own, due to the unprecedented circumstances we’re all n

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Canadians asked to picture life without restaurants as industry hits grim milestone

Canadians asked to picture life without restaurants as industry hits grim milestone by The Canadian Press Last Updated Dec 16, 2020 at 10:44 am EDT TORONTO A restaurant industry group is asking Canadians to imagine a life without their local restaurants after it says the country lost more than 10,000 eateries since the introduction of pandemic lockdowns. Restaurants Canada is calling on customers to support their local food and drink establishments this holiday season by buying gift cards, ordering takeout or delivery, and dining in where possible. The campaign, called “Picture life without restaurants,” includes a one-minute video reminding people about the importance of restaurants in day-to-day lives and for special occasions and is paired with the hashtag #RestaurantsAreFamily.

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Canadians asked to picture life without restaurants with industry in flux

Canadians asked to picture life without restaurants with industry in flux by Lucas Casaletto Last Updated Dec 16, 2020 at 5:15 pm EDT Restaurants Canada is a national, not-for-profit association advancing the potential of Canada’s diverse and dynamic foodservice industry through member programs, research, advocacy, resources and events. Restaurants Canada A Canadian restaurant industry group says more than 10,000 eateries have disappeared since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday, Restaurants Canada asked Canadians to imagine life without local restaurants. That’s the message in a new campaign, which includes a one-minute video reminding people about the importance of restaurants in our day-to-day lives and for special occasions.

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Canadians asked to picture life without restaurants as industry hits grim milestone - Business News

Canadians asked to picture life without restaurants as industry hits grim milestone - Business News
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Brett Bundale People look at the menu outside a restaurant in Saint-Sauveur, Que., Saturday, December 12, 2020. Restaurants Canada is calling on customers to support their local food and drink establishments this holiday season by buying gift cards, ordering takeout or delivery, and dining in where possible. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes December 16, 2020 - 12:38 PM A restaurant industry group is asking Canadians to imagine life without local restaurants after it says the country lost more than 10,000 eateries since the introduction of pandemic lockdowns. In an effort to help them survive, Restaurants Canada is calling on customers to support their local food and drink establishments this holiday season by buying gift cards, ordering takeout or delivery, and dining in where possible.

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