Expanding into the U.S. is a major leap for any Canadian franchise. With a population over ten times larger than Canada’s and the world’s largest economy, the opportunities are real—but so are the complexities

Imagine if your star employee could be cloned like your favorite celebrity chef—every shift, every location, every single day, flawlessly delivering the same award-winning performance

Inflation. Interest rates. Tariffs. A changing government. If uncertainty is the backdrop to your next career move, here’s why franchising remains one of the smartest bets

Franchise marketing has entered a period where the relentless march of automation is both a blessing and a burden. The promise of efficiency and scale is undeniable, but so is the creeping sense that something human is slipping away in the process

Saskatchewan recently joined six other Canadian provinces by enacting its Franchise Disclosure Act, a landmark legislative framework designed to regulate franchising relationships

Crisis-proofing a franchise isn’t just about damage control, it’s about building a foundation that prevents backlash before it begins

My 34-year career with the federal government in the USA was no accident. Several leaders poured into me to usher in encouragement, inspiration, and motivation

As a Canadian franchisor, your trademark is one of your most valuable assets. This is especially true if you’re planning to franchise or expand into the United States

Culture is important in any business, and more so in franchising.  Why is it then that very few organizations have culture detailed as part of their strategy? 

Google reviews don’t just shape reputation. They drive foot traffic, trust, and franchise expansion

Whatever your role, one thing is clear: running a franchise takes more than passion. It takes structure. Discipline. And yes clean, organized books

AI’s role in franchise marketing extends beyond automation, it also provides valuable insights that improve customer engagement