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Restaurants and bars brace for biggest alcohol tax jump in 40 years
At 6%, this year's adjustment is more than triple the usual increase.
Western Canada update
CICC ramps up national presence with advocacy work on the key issues impacting c-stores in B.C., Alberta and Manitoba.

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Drink it in: Non-alcoholic brands ramp up production amid surging demand
C-store are rising to the challenge, stocking an array or product.
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Tiny wines find home in B.C.'s market, as Canadians consider reducing consumption
Portability a key benefit for cans and single-serve wines.
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Will alcohol be the next tobacco?
The CCSA’s report is likely a difficult message for Canadians to swallow.
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Dry January? Booze-free Feb? C-stores have it covered
As products evolve and consumer demand grows, c-stores are stocking up on no- and low-alcohol beverages.
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7-Eleven kicks off plans to serve beverage alcohol in Ontario
C-store giant secures liquor sales licence from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) for site in Leamington, Ont.
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Slurpees and suds: 7-Eleven expands beverage alcohol program in Alberta
Convenience giant introduces in-store dining areas at seven locations.
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Manitoba government reintroduces bill to ease liquor rules, aims to change pot tax
What does that mean for convenience stores?
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7-Eleven expands beverage alcohol service in Alberta
Four locations now offering dine-in, takeout and delivery.
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7-Eleven gets green light to sell beverage alcohol in Hamilton
Permission focuses on dine-in customers in bordered off sections of the stores, not takeout or delivery.
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Ontario's premier and two top ministers make guest appearance at the CICC summit
Event celebrated industry leadership, innovation.
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Beverage alcohol in convenience update: Ontario
With the Master Framework Agreement set to expire in 2025, what are c-stores doing in the interim?
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Striking Molson workers reject offer as picket lines stretch into 11th week
Businesses don't have the brands to satisfy consumer demand.