Good Earth Coffeehouse is continuing to expand the brand of cafes into university campuses and healthcare facilities across Canada.
As part of their ongoing growth strategy, Good Earth Coffeehouse said it is opening new coffeehouses that bring the company’s commitment to sustainability, social good, and healthful food into two critical sectors: education and healthcare.
“These additional institutional locations reflect Good Earth Coffeehouse’s mission to provide exceptional, ethically sourced coffee and fresh, wholesome food options to communities across Canada. By establishing partnerships with universities and healthcare facilities, Good Earth Coffeehouse is making its café experience more accessible while contributing positively to the environments it serves. This expansion will see the opening of several new locations, bringing the company’s total to 15 healthcare and 7 university coffeehouses,” said the company.
The new locations include:
- University of Calgary – three locations: Cumming School of Medicine HRIC Atrium at Foothills Hospital; Education Tower, main campus; Kinesiology Building, main campus (opening Fall 2025)
- Grand Prairie Regional Hospital (opening Spring 2025)
- University of Alberta Hospital, Walter Mackenzie Centre, Edmonton (opening Summer 2025)
- Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon (opening Fall 2025)
- SickKids Hospital, Toronto (second location opening Spring 2025)
“We are thrilled to continue expanding into these important institutional spaces,” said Gerry Docherty, President and COO of Good Earth Coffeehouse. “Our mission has always been to provide high-quality, sustainable coffee and fresh food options to our communities. Our values of sustainability and social responsibility resonate strongly with education and healthcare institutions. Through these partnerships we can meet the unique needs of students, faculty, patients, and healthcare workers, providing them a welcoming space that offers a much-needed pause.”
Good Earth is a network of authentic coffeehouses with 60 locations across Canada from Vancouver Island to the Maritimes. It was founded in 1991.
