Survival Skills: Tipping in Canada | ILAC Arrival Survival Tips

In this edition of the ILAC Arrival Survival Guide, you will learn about Tipping in Canada.
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[@gints2766]

You won’t get better service for tipping after. No explanation as of why we tip when servers make minimum wage already? Aren’t they just doing their job?

[@asadb1990]

why in canada you need to tip, in canada the serving staff makes at least minimum wage.

[@gleasoncraigm]

If you don’t like your service you shouldn’t tip fuck all!

[@Mr80jb]

Big scam. If I go into restaurant order meal for my family. Bill is $100, they expect a $20 tip as normal. If J am hungry and fancy a steak and a bottle of wine, and my bill is $200, my waiter expects $40, yet I get the exact same service. Why should I pay more just because of what I ordered? It is a joke. Then most hand over the payment device and some are already selected at tipping stage starting at 18% . Big scam. Remember always tipping is of the sub total only not the taxes. But devices are designed to to tip the total unless you change it to money tip instead of %. Beware this scam.

[@marie-michellefortier2993]

I'm Canadian, and I believe tip should be given on a voluntary basis, especially since tipped employees are paid a decent minimum wage in Canada (unlike ~40 states in the USA). Tip shouldn't be expected. Tipping culture should be like in Europe where it's totally unexpected and on a voluntary basis only, or like in Asia where it's non-existent.

[@gearhead-do1xh]

Simple, include all taxes, fees and tips on the displayed prices like Europe and Asia 👍Tipflation calculated on after- tax bill, screw that 🤯💰💰👎

[@faubourglincoln]

lol the nerve! 10% for poor service? This is an extortion attempt. Poor service = 0%. Good service should be something between 5 and 10%.

[@sumeyland]

Merhaba ben Kanada’da dil eğitimi almak için burs istiyorum