Alcohol use in British Columbia has reached a 20-year low after spiking during the COVID-19 pandemic, but a new report from the provincial health officer says consumption is still above both national and recommended levels.

It's anyone's guess whether the relief Canadians have been feeling at the pumps over the past week will last into June, experts say.

The proposed legislation would prohibit urban convenience stores open to youth from selling flavoured vapes, while allowing rural convenience stores to continue selling those products.

The move paves the way to eliminate provincial sales tax from snacks, soft drinks and prepared meals at convenience stores, as of July 1.

Southgate Council throws its support behind LCBO Convenience Outlets as owners warn that unfair margins, rigid payment terms and a surge in bottle returns are forcing historic community hubs to go up for sale.

Cheese Melts and Bacon Melts are back by popular demand and are available now at Tims restaurants across Canada.

Sporting events increase foot traffic and potential basket size for both large and independent c-stores.

The Canadian Beverage Association's Balance Calories Initiative exceeded its target two years early. In this Q&A with CBA's Erich Schmidt, he talks about how c-stores can capitalize on soaring demand for low-calorie and ready-to-drink options.

Following a rise in unregulated nicotine sales, Rothmans, Benson & Hedges Inc. outlines how federal enforcement can eliminate contraband products and recover lost tax revenue.