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AHA is calling on Edmonton to reconsider new patio fees introduced without industry consultation, citing added strain on already thin-margin restaurants.

Federal changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program acknowledge rural labour shortages, but more durable solutions are needed to help Alberta restaurants retain the workers they rely on.

Across Alberta, women in hospitality are shaping communities with passion, culture, and heart.

Rather than viewing marketing as an added expense, operators can treat it as a strategic investment in incremental demand reaching customers who may not have discovered their brand otherwise.

This blog explores how the right technology can help restaurants reduce waste, improve visibility, and protect profitability in today’s challenging operating environment.

Aggregate liability limits cap what your insurer will pay across all claims in a year, so understanding and properly setting them helps restaurants avoid coverage gaps, contract breaches, and costly surprises before a claim ever happens.

Industry reports have raised concerns about service interruptions and delayed tip payouts involving Everyday Payments (formerly AnyDay). Pperators are encouraged to review and reconcile accounts to ensure reliable tip distribution. Read more >

Nearly half of Valentine’s reservations happen in the final days leading up to February 14.

If you’re not fully booked yet, here are practical, last-minute strategies operators can implement to drive those final covers.

Regarding Development Permit DP2025-06592.

A note from our Executive Director.