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Moxies

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Category: Cafe & Restaurant · Owner: Gaglardi Family

Why is Moxies Boycotted?

🚨 Reasons for Boycotting Moxies

Moxies (Moxies Grill & Bar) is a major Canadian and American restaurant chain owned by the Gaglardi family through Northland Properties. The primary basis for Moxies' inclusion on international consumer boycott rosters is its corporate decision in October 2023 to terminate four employees who applauded a peaceful pro-Palestinian demonstration passing by their Toronto location:

  1. Termination of Workers Cheering for Gaza March: On October 21, 2023, as thousands marched in the "National March for Gaza" in downtown Toronto, four Moxies staff members gathered at the restaurant steps and applauded the demonstrators. Following aggressive pro-israel online backlash, Moxies issued an immediate apology and fired all four workers.
  2. Corporate Censorship and Yielding to Pro-israel Pressure: By firing staff for an authentic expression of solidarity against civilian slaughter in Gaza, corporate management demonstrated active complicity in suppressing Palestinian solidarity.
  3. Gaglardi Family & Northland Properties Ownership: Moxies represents the primary restaurant brand of billionaire Bob and Tom Gaglardi. This management decision reflects the broader institutional stance of their hospitality portfolio, prompting widespread divestment and boycott calls across Canada.

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Last Updated: 24.09.2026
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