Skip the Dishes didn't get $3 million from the province - what does skip the dishes charge restaurants

Skip the dishes not delivered so won't get $3 million from the provincial government.
This spring, the provincial government promised to invest $3 million to train new employees of technology companies.
The company is planning a massive expansion in its Saskatoon office.
The company operates an online tool that allows customers to order food from local restaurants.
Over the next three years, they will receive $10,000 in revenue for each new employee, totaling up to $3 million. It was a much-
The government announced on Wednesday that the company would not receive any payments.
"Skipping the plates does not meet the conditions in the contract," said Economic Minister Jeremy Harrison . ".
These conditions are to hire employees and obtain space in the province of SA.
"There is no Penny to skip the plate," Harrison said . ".
The advance payment to the company has never been fulfilled, and Harrison said the government canceled it last week.