Canada continues to be the most important market for US franchisors operating outside of the US. The regulatory regime in Canada aimed specifically at franchising is much less developed and, accordingly, much less restrictive than in the US. Most franchised businesses involve retail restaurants, services, or sale of consumer goods, all of which usually rely heavily on their locations and the real estate related to those locations.
Franchise Legislation
Only Alberta and Ontario have enacted specific franchise legislation....
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