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AI, automation and delivery apps: What food-tech layoffs mean for Canada

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Food and grocery delivery companies in Canada recorded 3,921 layoffs across seven businesses in 2026, reflecting broader economic pressures affecting the technology industry. This trend is significant for Canada as food-delivery platforms are integral to the country’s gig economy, raising questions about how AI and automation will impact workers' roles and protections.

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