Boston Pizza will close its location on Jasper Avenue in Edmonton on March 31, 2026, marking the end of an era for a restaurant that first opened its doors in the city in 1964. Employees were recently informed that they would have their last day this Tuesday, leaving many in the community shocked.

The closure comes as the pizza landscape evolves, with new competitors emerging. Notably, Pizza Pizza has launched its Volcano Dipper campaign, aiming to attract pizza lovers with innovative offerings.

In a related development, the excitement in the pizza world is palpable as voting for the Final Four of the best pizza in Sarasota is open until April 2, 2026. Following a heated second round, where no competitor earned less than 40% of the vote, the contenders in the 2026 March Madness-style Sweet 16 bracket have been narrowed down.

The winner of this pizza championship will be announced on April 13, 2026, promising to add more drama to the ongoing pizza rivalry. Among the notable participants are Tralia, known for its Detroit-style square pizzas and thin-crust rounds, and Capo Pazzo, which serves New York-style pizzas made with high-quality ingredients.

Another contender, Shaner’s Pizza, has a unique backstory; it was opened in 1991 by retired Major League Baseball pitcher Shane Rawley, adding a personal touch to its offerings.

As the pizza competition heats up, observers are eager to see which establishment will take home the title of best pizza in Sarasota. Details remain unconfirmed regarding how the closure of Boston Pizza will impact the local pizza market in Edmonton.

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