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'Already struggling to make ends meet': Some businesses taking on debt to pay off CEBA loans - Vimarsana News

'Already struggling to make ends meet': Some businesses taking on debt to pay off CEBA loans

Thursday was the deadline to pay back Canada Emergency Business Account loans and some business owners are taking on new debt to pay it off.

Microbreweries weigh in on planned convenience store beer sales - Vimarsana News

Microbreweries weigh in on planned convenience store beer sales

Local microbreweries are exploring what the latest provincial announcement means for them -- and they're not the only type of business in that position.

Local breweries, restaurants are showing their Pride with events and food specials: Andrew Coppolino - Vimarsana News

Local breweries, restaurants are showing their Pride with events and food specials: Andrew Coppolino

June is a very busy month for events, including ones that feature food. Pride Month 2023 is no exception. Food columnist Andrew Coppolino visited some businesses in the region that are showing their Pride this Pride Month.

Source: cbc.ca
Forget poutine and butter tarts — feast on worldly flavours to mark Canada Day: Andrew Coppolino - Vimarsana News

Forget poutine and butter tarts — feast on worldly flavours to mark Canada Day: Andrew Coppolino

Spice up your Canada Day menu with dishes from local restaurants, such as empanadas, tacos and Brazilian poutine, writes food columnist Andrew Coppolino.

Source: cbc.ca
What a return to full capacity means for restaurants in Waterloo region: Andrew Coppolino - Vimarsana News

What a return to full capacity means for restaurants in Waterloo region: Andrew Coppolino

Restaurants in Waterloo region can be open at full capacity, but some chefs and owners say they're keeping fewer chairs and tables in their dining rooms for the time being to help people feel comfortable with the COVID-19 pandemic still ongoing.

Source: cbc.ca