673 analyzed locations and 788,276 downloaded reviews across six Canadian markets, scored with one transparent methodology — not star averages, not vibes. Coverage, confidence, and evidence gates are disclosed everywhere; nothing here is claimed as a complete census.
The original, most fully developed report: 59 scored shawarma locations across London, Ontario, with pricing, portions and late-night data on top of the review-derived scorecard.
319 analyzed locations across Toronto, Peel, Halton, York and Durham — the largest market in the report by location count.
The National Capital Region, reported across two separate source scopes on either side of the Ottawa River: Ottawa (Ontario) and Gatineau (Québec). Locations from each side are kept distinct — no cross-river duplicates.
44 analyzed locations across Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and the surrounding regional municipalities.
A high-coverage discovered inventory for Calgary. Treated as an expansion market: verification is ongoing and some records remain excluded pending confirmation.
An expansion inventory scoped to the City of Montréal proper — Laval, Longueuil, Brossard and other off-island municipalities are intentionally excluded from this market.
Ottawa–Gatineau is published as one market because it is one metro dining area, but it is built from two independently scraped and resolved source scopes: Ottawa, Ontario and Gatineau, Québec. Every location keeps a source-scope tag so the two sides of the river are never silently merged or duplicated.
London, GTA, Ottawa (Ontario side) and Waterloo Region are fully developed markets: place resolution, review scraping, scoring, and workbook/site generation are all complete. Calgary, Montréal and the Gatineau side of the capital region are expansion inventories — high-coverage discovered datasets that are still being verified. We say “comprehensive” and “high-coverage,” never “every restaurant” or “complete census,” unless the underlying verification actually supports it.