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Boston Pizza

Canada’s restaurant chain with dine-in delivery

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Part-TimeDeadline 8/28/27
CA$15 - CA$19/hr
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Wainwright, AB, Canada
In Person
Food Service & HospitalityDining, Bar & Counter Service

About the job

Requirements
  • Effectively communicate and share goals and challenges.
  • Maintain composure in a fast-paced environment.
  • Demonstrate organizational skills and effective time management.
  • Work cohesively with team members and build relationships by finding common ground.
  • Commit to championing the Foundations of Hospitality and Boston Pizza's Brand Standards.
Responsibilities
  • Acknowledge and thank each Guest for their visit in a professional, sincere, and friendly manner, in person or by phone.
  • Seat Guests according to their needs and the situation.
  • Coordinate with team members about available seating options and escort Guests to the appropriate table and area.
  • Contribute to a fun, safe, and thriving workplace culture.
  • Lead by example and work alongside team members.
  • Seek professional development and new learning and skill-building opportunities.

About the company

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Boston Pizza operates a network of casual-dining restaurants across Canada, offering pizza, pasta, and other menu items for dine-in, take-out, and delivery. Its product is delivered through a franchise model where hundreds of local owners operate more dining rooms, sports bars, and patios, supported by a collaborative team culture. The company differentiates itself by maintaining the largest number of locations under a single Canadian brand, a strong franchise system, and a people-focused culture, backed by recognition as a Best Managed Company and a Great Place to Work. Its goal is to serve communities coast-to-coast with a reliable, people-centered dining experience while enabling franchisees to grow within a scalable, well-supported brand.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Richmond, Canada

Founded

1964

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 franchise sales hit CAD 256.5 million, a record, up 1.9%.
  • Same-restaurant sales rose for seven straight quarters through August 2026.
  • The fund raised distributions to CAD 0.124 monthly, signaling cash generation confidence.

What critics are saying

  • Payout ratio reached 103.1% trailing twelve months in Q2 2026, squeezing distributions.
  • Four closures in 2026 reflect lease expirations and expropriations, not fresh unit growth.
  • If same-store sales weaken, royalty income and dividend support collapse across the fund.

What makes Boston Pizza unique

  • Canada-wide casual-dining footprint still spans 370-plus restaurants across all ten provinces.
  • Live & Local and High Tea for Dads create culturally local, family-friendly traffic.
  • Renovations and takeout-delivery keep a sixty-year-old brand relevant without massive reinvention.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Training Programs
  • Conference Attendance Budget
  • Mentorship Program

Company News

The Vernon Morning Star
Oct 15th, 2026
Boston Pizza to open 3rd Kelowna location.

Boston Pizza to open 3rd Kelowna location. Published 8:29 am Thursday, October 15, 2026 Boston Pizza is set to open a third Kelowna location, this time at Mission Village at the Ponds in Upper Mission. (Mission Village at the Ponds website) | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... | One of Canada's favourite pizza restaurants is set to open a third location in Kelowna. Boston Pizza will be opening a new location in the Upper Mission area at Mission Village at the Ponds. "Boston Pizza brings Canadian roots and a tradition of community involvement through its franchise network," stated Mission Village at the Ponds in a press release. "Its support for schools, sports teams and community organizations reflects the spirit of connection we're building here at Mission Village." The newest spot is opening beside Ponds Liquor Store and will feature indoor and patio seating. Opening details will be announced in the near future.

Access Winnipeg
Aug 19th, 2026
Boston Pizza Kids Cards are back: get 6 FREE Kids Meals for just $5.

Boston Pizza Kids Cards are back: get 6 FREE Kids Meals for just $5. August 18, 2026 Boston Pizza's popular Digital Kids Cards are back, giving families a great way to save on Kids Meals while supporting a local charity. For just a $5 donation, you'll receive a Digital Kids Card loaded with 5 FREE Kids Meals. Even better, register your card to your MyBP account and you'll unlock a 6th FREE Kids Meal. How the Boston Pizza Kids Card works. The offer is simple. Make a $5 donation and you'll receive a Digital Kids Card with five free Kids Meals. Once you register the card to your MyBP account, you'll receive an additional free Kids Meal. Discover more restaurant restaurants That means you can get 6 FREE Kids Meals for a $5 donation. Kids Meals can be redeemed at Boston Pizza restaurants for dine-in visits through June 30, 2027. Your donation supports a local charity. The Boston Pizza Kids Card is part of the restaurant's Looking After Local program, which helps support charities in communities across Canada. Your $5 donation stays right in your community, with the money going directly to a local charity selected by your Boston Pizza restaurant. So while you're saving on family meals, you're also helping support a local organization. Buy up to 15 Kids Cards. Families can also stock up, with Boston Pizza allowing customers to purchase up to 15 Digital Kids Cards per transaction. That could mean a lot of free Kids Meals throughout the year, especially for larger families or families who regularly dine at Boston Pizza. Enter your email to receive updates.

UM Canada
Jun 9th, 2026
UM and Boston Pizza Relaunch 'High Tea for Dads' for Father's Day

UM and Boston Pizza relaunch 'high Tea for Dads' for Father's Day. UM and Boston Pizza bring back the wildly successful "High Tea for Dads" experience for Father's Day. Last year's inaugural campaign delivered remarkable results - a 10.2% year-over-year sales increase during the Father's Day period, 75 million earned impressions, and 274 media stories nationwide. The cheeky activation reimagines traditional high tea with pub favourites and beer poured from teapots, appealing to Boston Pizza's core audience. Due to overwhelming demand, participating locations will double to 56 restaurants across Canada. The campaign was supported by earned media, influencer partnerships, and on owned social channels.

Retail Insider
May 20th, 2026
Daily Synopsis: May 20, 2026.

Daily Synopsis: May 20, 2026. May 20, 2026 Welcome to the Daily Synopsis by Retail Insider. Retail Insider Media Ltd hope you enjoy the 10 articles Retail Insider Media Ltd has published covering key developments in Canadian retail. Toronto-based PLANTA closed its Yorkville and Queen West restaurants to focus on expansion in the U.S. DUER is expanding its brand to Banff, Alberta, tapping into the city's tourism market. Boston Pizza launched Live & Local, turning its restaurants into live music venues across Canada to support local artists with tours through Labour Day. Luxury resale continues to grow rapidly as Canadian consumers increasingly view pre-owned high-end fashion as strategic purchases, redefining the luxury market. Meanwhile, Tropoly reached over 1,000 live automations reflecting growing AI use by retailers to improve operational efficiency. Retail Insider also published insights on grocery pricing shifts, FIFA World Cup supply chain readiness, and new U.S. growth plans for a snack brand using upcycled produce. The Day's Retail Insider article list. May 20, 2026 May 15, 2026 May 14, 2026 Recent Retail Insider videos. Advertisment. Subscribe. * indicates required

Waterloo Chronicle
May 19th, 2026
Max Kerman and the Arkells are partnering with Boston Pizza to save Canada's vanishing grassroots music scene. Here is how local acts can land a spot on the tour.

Max Kerman and the Arkells are partnering with Boston Pizza to save Canada's vanishing grassroots music scene. Here is how local acts can land a spot on the tour. The "Live & Local" tour kickstarted with a surprise concert in Sarnia and will hit Vaughan, Markham and Ajax this week. Open call for Canadian musicians to perform across 40 cities. By Mike Pearson Insidehaltoncom Tuesday, May 19, 2026 2 min to read Article was updated 6 hrs ago * Twitter * Email * Print * Save JOIN THE CONVERSATION Years before his headlining gigs as the Arkells' frontman, Juno Award-winning musician Max Kerman made a name for himself playing local open mic nights for a few dozen spectators. Kerman, singer and guitarist for the Hamilton-founded rock band, is now accustomed to playing festival headlining spots and larger venues at stadiums and arenas. But like virtually all musicians, he paid his dues performing at small local venues. Local venues disappearing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As more local concert venues disappear - like Velvet Underground and Koolhaus in Toronto and or The Casbah in Hamilton - those spontaneous "who IS this band?" moments are becoming rarer. Boston Pizza, a chain of casual sports bars with more than 370 Canadian locations, is hoping to fill the void with a campaign called Live & Local. With performances running from May through the end of summer, the effort aims to put up-and-coming performers in the spotlight with live performances at Boston Pizza restaurants across Canada. Kerman and the Arkells are partnering with Boston Pizza on this year's Live & Local campaign. The Arkells recently took over a Boston Pizza in Sarnia, where they treated fans to a surprise concert event. Because future headliners need somewhere to start, Boston Pizza announced an open call for artists across Canada. All categories from bands to solo acts and acoustic performers are invited to connect with their local Boston Pizza for a chance to hit the stage. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Kerman said small local stages are important for emerging artists. "As a young artist, you just need places to play," Kerman noted in a news release. "That's where you learn how to connect with a crowd, build confidence, and really sharpen your craft. Those smaller stages are where artists grow, and every big act starts somewhere." Before They Get Big tour. Boston Pizza has announced an all-new "Before They Get Big Tour," which aims to bring rising Canadian artists to more than 40 cities across Canada. Using a Boston Pizza-branded Ford F-150, the tour will travel more than 14,000 kilometres, stopping at local restaurants to serve up live music alongside pizza, cocktails and possibly Canada's next big headliner. "Canadians want more access to live local music, but the spaces to perform are disappearing," noted Boston Pizza International vice-president of marketing James Kawalecki in a release. "BP already has what great summer nights need: patios, communities that love live music, in places where local talent is eager. By turning those spaces into stages, we're giving more artists a place to play and more Canadians the chance to discover talented local acts close to home." Live Nation partnership. Running through Labour Day weekend, Live & Local will transform Boston Pizza restaurants into live music venues while tapping into the restaurant's partnership with Live Nation Canada to bring fans exclusive perks and chances to win tickets to some of summer's hottest shows. While details have yet to be released for 2026, last year the Live Nation Canada partnership included a chance to win one of 400 concert tickets, plus a VIP experience at Rogers Stadium. How bands can book a gig. Artists looking to book a gig for Live & Local can visit localtalent.bostonpizza.com or contact their local Boston Pizza for more information. See who's playing. Fans can visit bostonpizza.com/live-summer-music for more information on Boston Pizza's national live music program, or check their local restaurant page for nearby live music performances. The next Live & Local performances in Ontario are happening this week in Vaughan (May 21), Markham (May 22) and Ajax (May 23). Mike Pearson is a reporter on Metroland's Digital Content Team. Reach him at [email protected]. Join the discussion about this article or read previously posted comments