Firehouse Subs Hits The Ice In New Partnership With Toronto Maple Leafs

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Firehouse Subs is making a significant investment in its brand by announcing a multi-year partnership with the Toronto Maple Leafs, making it the team's official sub partner.

Firehouse Subs Hits The Ice In New Partnership With Toronto Maple Leafs

The chain, founded by former firefighters and known for its hot and hearty subs, has unveiled this exciting sponsorship as it prepares to open three new restaurants in downtown Toronto.

In 2015, Firehouse Subs expanded into Canada with its first locally-owned franchise restaurant in Oshawa. Since then, the brand has grown across Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with its first restaurant opening in New Brunswick later this year. The brand has more than 85 restaurants in Canada with aspirations to continue growing. 


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