Tom Venetis

Associate Editor, Convenience Store News Canada + OCTANE

Author Profile

Tom Venetis is a 30+ year journalism veteran, starting as a business reporter with Canadian Press and later went on to cover Canada’s fast-growing technology business sector in the 90s and early 2000s for many B2B and news organizations. He is now a respected automotive business writer and commentator, appearing on CBC Radio and is now associate editor of Convenience Store News Canada and Octane Magazine. Tom is also an avid book and jazz and classical record collector.

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

9/17/2024
Daniel Calderoni appointed CEO at KIND North America
Calderoni will lead the company’s continuing North American growth efforts.

Tom Venetis
9/16/2024
As plant-based milk becomes more popular, brands look for new ways to compete
Younger generations driving growth in the plant-based market.

Tom Venetis
9/16/2024
'I think I could use a beer': Huntsville residents weigh in on convenience store alcohol sales
Local people have mixed reactions, between concern for social responsibility and consumer convenience.

Tom Venetis
9/16/2024
Food items that got more expensive in August, and which ones saw prices go down
Inflation has come down from its highs, and groceries are no exception.

Tom Venetis
9/16/2024
ChargeStop looks to upgrade the convenience of EV charging
Company plans to expand across Canada.

Tom Venetis
9/16/2024
Circle K brings back 'Win Froster For A Year' contest
Contest will be offered at participating Circle K locations across Canada.

Tom Venetis
9/15/2024
Coca-Cola to bring Fuze Tea brand to Canada
Global tea brand expected to debut in Canada at the beginning of 2025.

Tom Venetis
9/15/2024
Inflation expected to ease to 2.1%, lowest level since March 2021: economists
Central bank has signalled a willingness to speed up cuts to its key lending rate if circumstances warrant.

Tom Venetis
9/11/2024
Slurpee Name Your Price Day is back
All proceeds will be donated to Food Banks Canada.

Tom Venetis
9/11/2024
P&G Canada president Geraldine Huse to retire, Noam Pik tapped as successor
Huse to retire after nearly 40 years with P&G.

Tom Venetis