Which U.S. states should your Canadian franchise target first?

Which U.S. states should your Canadian franchise target first?

Victor Turcanu
Jun 5 '25
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
Beyond the buy-In: What franchisees wish they knew before signing

Beyond the buy-In: What franchisees wish they knew before signing

Robert Bruski
May 28 '25
Every franchise brochure promises the world. Proven systems. Brand recognition. “Be your own boss” in Comic Sans
Franchise Disclosure Act

Saskatchewan’s new franchise disclosure act

Rashesh Mandani
May 21 '25
Saskatchewan recently joined six other Canadian provinces by enacting its Franchise Disclosure Act, a landmark legislative framework designed to regulate franchising relationships
Top three things a home services franchisor looks for in a franchisee

Top three things a home services franchisor looks for in a franchisee

Ken LeBlanc
May 15 '25
Over the past two decades, I’ve had the privilege of helping grow a home services real estate brand into a thriving network that spans coast to coast—and beyond
New leadership, New momentum: What Canada’s political shift means for franchising in 2025

New leadership, New momentum: What Canada’s political shift means for franchising in 2025

Angelee Brown
May 13 '25
Spring has arrived, the Leafs are still in the playoffs (yes, really!), and across Canada, franchisors are eyeing the rest of 2025 with cautious optimism and bold plans
Crisis-proofing your franchise: The role of PR in preventing brand backlash

Crisis-proofing your franchise: The role of PR in preventing brand backlash

Ronn Torossian
May 8 '25
Crisis-proofing a franchise isn’t just about damage control, it’s about building a foundation that prevents backlash before it begins
Franchisees are not employees

Fundamental differences: Franchisees are not employees

Nick Empson
May 6 '25
Franchisees and employees may both contribute to your business, but they play vastly different roles. Understanding this distinction is key to a thriving franchise system
Is your Canadian Trademark protected in the U.S.?

Is your Canadian Trademark protected in the U.S.?

Victor Turcanu
May 1 '25
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
operationalizing culture

Culture so important in franchising?

Brian Bazely
Apr 18 '25
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? 
design a successful franchising plan

Creating a winning plan to franchise your business

Brian Luciani
Apr 14 '25
When you started your business, chances are you had a plan to guide your way. Franchising your business is no different—having a detailed franchising plan is crucial to successfully expanding your brand
Have you ever wished to be your own boss, running your own successful business but with the peace of mind that comes from working with an established brand?

Why joining a franchise is a stable option

Stuart Wood
Apr 8 '25
Have you ever wished to be your own boss, running your own successful business but with the peace of mind that comes from working with an established brand?
Consumer Protection Amendment Act

B.C. Consumer protection reforms: Implications for franchises

Rashesh Mandani
Apr 4 '25
The British Columbia government’s proposed amendments to the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act (BPCPA) signal a transformative shift in consumer rights, with ripple effects for franchisors and franchisees