The Newfoundland Distillery Company in Clarke’s Beach is one local company switching gears and manufacturing hand sanitizer.

Food prices are likely to rise while restaurant prices go down amid  COVID-19  and a sinking Canadian dollar, according to a new forecast by the University of Guelph and Dalhousie University.

Michael Gill has made countless little tweaks and changes inside stores to stop the virus from spreading to customers and staff

Airline lobby group warns that, without aid, companies will fold and thousands more will be laid off

Tim Hortons released some updates regarding its operations amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Restaurant costs for 2020 will be much lower than initially forecast as consumers spend more of their dining-out budgets at grocery stores instead, according to an updated food price report that predicts annual restaurant sales will be slashed in half.

Group representing Whole Foods workers plans walkout for Wednesday

Amazon, the e-commerce giant that has fared well financially amid the COVID-19 pandemic, is facing a bevy of worker strikes. Today, warehouse workers on Staten Island in New York walked off the job in protest of Amazon's treatment amid the crisis.

A second employee at an Oshawa grocery store has tested positive for COVID-19, just days after a manager at the store died after contracting the virus.

Longo's store on Clair Road says the employees last day at work was March 24

YAMACHICHE, QUE -- The Olymel slaughterhouse and cutting plant in Yamachiche has been forced to temporarily close its doors after nine of its employees tested positive for COVID-19.

Canada's agriculture sector is warning of higher prices and potential food shortages if it it isn't designated an essential service and allowed to do business as usual during the COVID-19 crisis.

A Tim Hortons franchise in downtown Vancouver had its business licence suspended for violating orders limiting the number of people allowed in the restaurant.

The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) says one of its workers at a Toronto store location has tested positive for COVID, marking the first publicly confirmed case at the chain since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

Grocers and third-party services are seeing an influx in demand for delivery, resulting in longer-than-normal wait times as health and government authorities urge people to practice social distancing amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Two more retailers are joining other companies that have remained open during the COVID-19 pandemic in paying their employees more during the outbreak.

Most of pork and poultry producer’s workers to get extra $2 an hour