Burger wars heat up: How Wendy’s, Harvey’s, McDonald’s and Burger King are competing for Canadian customers
Quick-service chains are competing for a more discerning customer base, amid inflation and cost-of-living concerns, with new value menus and special promotions. Canadian fast-food burger chain Harvey’s is among quick-service brands competing for more discerning customers. Wendy’s Canada is hoping to win over customers in the fight for fast-food supremacy with a new $8.99 meal deal. It’s the latest salvo in a fight among quick-service chains grappling with tighter budgets and shrinking appetites potentially linked to the rising use of GLP-1 medications. On Monday, Oct. 19, Wendy’s Canada announced a limited-time $8.99 combo including a Dave’s Single hamburger, small fries and a small soft drink. “What makes this meal deal different is that you’re getting Wendy’s quality at an incredible price,” a spokesperson noted in an email to Metroland. The restaurant also emphasized it prioritizes…

















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