Airdrie restaurant facing backlash over MMIWG posts
Paul's Pizza in Airdrie is under fire after posts online that appeared to mock Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG).
calgary.citynews.caHere’s what’s circulating about Paul’s Pizza in Airdrie right now.
- Recent activity centers on controversial social media posts from Paul’s Pizza that prompted widespread backlash and calls for accountability, with local media and residents reporting on the incident and the city’s response.[1][2]
- Reports indicate there was an online petition and heightened scrutiny of the restaurant, along with statements from Airdrie’s mayor addressing the impact of the posts.[2][1]
- Coverage varies by outlet, but the core issue remains a dispute over comments perceived as offensive, and ongoing public discussion about whether and how the business should respond or be held to standards.[3][1][2]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest updates from specific outlets or summarize the key statements from the city and the restaurant after you tell me which sources you trust most. I can also look for any official statements from Paul’s Pizza or the City of Airdrie and provide direct quotes.