Category : Resources for Educators

The Canadian Franchise Association’s (CFA) purpose is to help everyday Canadians realize their dream of building their own business by:  The Association currently has almost...

One thing that all franchise opportunities have in common is the need to plan for success. By establishing a business plan, you indicate that you’ve...

Location is everything when it comes to franchising. It can determine the amount of traffic a franchise gets, and the quality of that traffic. Knowing...

When it comes to managing a brand, franchisees and franchisors can butt heads. Everybody wants their voice heard and everyone wants to do what’s best...

Before starting a relationship with a new franchise, you should investigate certain legal and financial aspects carefully. Ensuring that you’re not entering a bad deal...

Finding a franchise that fits With the variety of franchise businesses in Canada, prospective franchisees have to ask themselves which franchise suits them best. Prospective...

The type of franchise agreement can vary, especially as the number of franchise units grows beyond single-unit ownership, like in the case of area development,...

Franchising refers to the business ownership model in which an owner (the franchisor) gives license to a third party (the franchisee), allowing them the right...

Remember your first job? Whether you served coffee or taught swimming lessons, there’s a strong chance you did it at a franchise. Your boss was...