How do Canadian franchisors maintain US compliance after launch?

How do Canadian franchisors maintain US compliance after launch?

Tom Spadea
Nov 17 '25
You’ve registered your franchise in California. Filed in New York. Your FDD is approved and you’re ready to sell. The foundation is built. Now comes the maintenance
Building a community

Building a community

Ryan Picklyk
Nov 6 '25
At the Canadian Franchise Association (CFA ), four strategic pillars guide us forward—and it all starts with community
questions to ask

Four questions to ask before franchising

Brian Bazely
Nov 3 '25
There are many things to know and understand before you venture down the road to becoming a franchisee.
Do you even know what you’re buying?

Do you even know what you’re buying? The franchise model breakdown no-one gives you

Robert Bruski
Oct 31 '25
People talk about buying a franchise like they’re buying a product. You’re not. You’re buying a relationship, a system, and a financial engine — all wrapped in legal documents and brand standards
Why leadership is so needed now

Why leadership is so needed now

Kevin Wayne Johnson
Oct 30 '25
In every era, leadership has played a vital role in shaping the direction of communities, organisations, and nations.
The hidden costs of starting a franchise (and how to prepare)

The hidden costs of starting a franchise (and how to prepare)

Nick Empson
Oct 27 '25
Most new franchisees budget for the obvious, but it’s the costs they don’t see coming that cause the most stress. Here’s how to prepare for the unexpected
How technology and tough times are reshaping franchising

How technology and tough times are reshaping franchising

Ken LeBlanc
Oct 22 '25
Real Estate’s digital disruption has only just begun, according to Ken LeBlanc, President & CEO, PropertyGuys.com
The legal foundation every international franchisor needs: What Canadian franchisors must know before crossing the border

The legal foundation every international franchisor needs: What Canadian franchisors must know before crossing the border

Tom Spadea
Oct 22 '25
The United States market beckons with its massive scale and growth potential. After all, it’s right next door, shares the language, and operates under similar business principles. How different could it really be?
Competition as a sign of a vibrant market: why investors should pay attention

Competition as a sign of a vibrant market: why investors should pay attention

Shawn Saraga
Oct 15 '25
When people first look at a market that’s “crowded,” the knee-jerk reaction is often fear. “Too much competition.” “Too many players.” “The space is saturated.”
Look for the Logo: The best way for future business owners to find their franchise fit

Look for the Logo: The best way for future business owners to find their franchise fit

Sherry McNeil
Oct 10 '25
If you’re looking to buy a franchise, here’s the secret you’ve got to know: the CFA Member logo is your shortcut to finding the perfect franchise opportunity
The cost of control

The cost of control: franchisors and the common employer risk to collective bargaining

Rashesh Mandani
Oct 8 '25
Franchisors across Canada are closely examining a recent decision from British Columbia…
Making franchising your superpower

Making franchising your superpower

Brian Bazely
Oct 3 '25
Franchising your business isn’t just a transactional step, it’s transformational. Years of refining operations, marketing, and training have built your brand, client base, and a team that shares your passion