The QR code made a big comeback during the pandemic thanks to its hands-off approach, but with relaxing restrictions and the return to normal, we aren’t seeing a full shift back to traditional menus like many thought we would.

We’ve all been shocked by the ever-growing spike in our grocery bills this year. Alberta faced an 8.4% jump in inflation in June and a 7.4% increase in July.

February 8, 2022 – While the announcements made by the Alberta Government today were a move in the right direction it still leaves the hospitality industry in a precarious position with many within the industry feeling unclear and frustrated. 

December 23, 2021 -The Alberta Hospitality Association (AHA) expresses its strong opposition to the recent Provincial Government and AHS restrictions placed on the Hospitality Industry. These restrictions, which are not based on any presented science or data, single out and target our industry. 

The do’s and don’ts you need to know

We know there is a lot of confusion about what is and isn’t allowed when it comes to vaccine records and all applicable documentation. We spoke with local government and were able to get clarity for you. Below is a breakdown of what the rules are.

A letter was issued by The City of Calgary on September 23 in regards to temporary patios.  Below are the details:

Here are the current restrictions that were recently put on the Alberta Hospitality Industry

Phase 2 of the Reopening Plan Takes Effect Today, June 10th. Here’s What You Need To Know

We’re excited to officially welcome SkipTheDishes as an AHA Platinum Sponsor Partner.

Here is the outline of the Alberta Reopeing Plan

The Alberta Hospitality Association is asking that the Alberta government include hospitality workers in the next phase of vaccinations.

An open letter to the Alberta Government about the latest restrictions.