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Saskatchewan will be restricting the sale of vaping products such as e-cigarettes to people who are at least 18 years old.

New venue, quality attendees, and well-rounded list of exhibitors headlines Greater Vancouver Convenience U CARWACS Show Attendees from across Western Canada gathered at Tradex in Abbotsford, B.C.

You can now buy beer in New Brunswick grocery stores, but the Atlantic Convenience Stores Association says its members are being short-changed by the move.

Tobacco manufacturers are getting ready for the arrival of standardized packaging and preparing to support retailers with a range of measures.“We are committed to providing clear communication to our retailers so they know what to do, and when to do it,”says Sylvain Laporte, president, Scandinavian Tobacco Group Canada.Reorganizing storage, training staff and selling through inventory all takes time.

Ontario announced Friday it will ban the promotion of vaping products in convenience stores and gas stations, a move critics said does not go far enough to protect the health of young people.

The auto sector is undergoing rapid change, from new technology and alternative fuels, to new taxes and regulations that hit your bottom line.

On October 29th to 30th, you’ll connect with new business and suppliers at the Greater Vancouver installment of Canada’s leading convenience, fuel and car wash trade event—The Convenience U CARWACS Show.

Newly named NACS Chair Julie Jackowski never intended to end up in the convenience store industry.