If you were among those thatprotested the openingof the very firstChick-fil-Ain Toronto, you might not like the lastest news about the fast food chain.

The chicken restaurant is set to continue expanding in Toronto, and will be adding a lot more locations within the city.

Chick-fil-A is known for its waffle fries and chicken sandwiches, but it's become notorious for its ties to anti-LGBTQ2+ groups. These ties sparked a huge protest outside the first location when it initially opened.

People are protesting outside the opening of#Toronto's first Chick-fil-A location -@RonaldJayQpic.twitter.com/rmUTnAEo47

— blogTO (@blogTO)September 6, 2019

It wasn't long before the restaurant announced the opening of more locationsin Torontoto follow, as well asin Ontario in general.

Now, Chick-fil-A says they want totriple their Canadian imprintwith 20 new locations in the country open by 2025, and another seven to 10 opening each year after that.

There's a massive lineup at the new Chick-fil-A in Yorkdale mall#Toronto#Yorkdale#ChickfilApic.twitter.com/pKw6vgdp6f

— blogTO (@blogTO)January 7, 2020

Future locations are expected to open at the Toronto Eaton Centre, Square One and The Shops at Don Mills. Meanwhile, construction has already begun on locations in Vaughan and Barrie, and they're hoping to open a location in Ottawa as well. There are also plans to expand into Alberta.

"We're excited for the opportunity to serve more guests and to invest in more communities across the country," said Anita Costello, Chief International Officer of Chick-fil-A.

While new locations are slated to open around our city, those who don't agree with the groups Chick-fil-A supports still have plenty ofgreat local options to go for chicken.