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Canadians are dining out less due to high costs, hurting restaurant profits and forcing industry changes.
A new report by Restaurants Canada shows that 75% of Canadians are dining out less, driven by the high cost of living, with young adults aged 18 to 34 cutting back even more—81% report eating out less.
Rising food, labor, and insurance costs, each increasing by double digits, are squeezing restaurant profits, leaving 41% operating at a loss or breaking even as of June 2025.
In response, many restaurants are shifting to quick-service formats, offering more value-focused meals, and promoting cheaper options like breakfast.
Industry leaders warn the trend is unsustainable, forcing businesses to consider price hikes, staff cuts, menu changes, and shorter hours to survive.
Los canadienses están cenando menos fuera debido a los altos costos, perjudicando las ganancias de los restaurantes y forzando cambios en la industria.