The province has extended a cap on fees that third-party delivery apps charge restaurants — but restaurant owners say they want stiffer regulation to stop delivery apps from controlling the market. 'Oligopoly'But some in the industry say the cap doesn't stop delivery apps from charging hidden fees. Though the order stipulates that delivery apps cannot dock delivery drivers' tips to make up for the lost revenue, there is no mention of other fees. The province is extending the cap that third-party apps can charge restaurants until the end of the year. (Winston Szeto/CBC)Tostenson said delivery prices might go up for consumers even further if third-party delivery apps continue to dominate the market.

Source: CBC News September 27, 2021 18:33 UTC