Corporate Governance

Star Women in Convenience: Deadline extended to April 21
We know it's an incredibly busy time for the industry: That's why we've extended the nomination deadline for 2020 Star Women in Convenience to April 21, 2020.From retailers, distributors, manufacturers, industry associations and consultants, the Star Women in Convenience are exceptional women making a difference and demonstrating commitment, innovation and leadership in the convenience industry.Do you know a Star Woman in Convenience?
B.C. steps up emergency response to COVID-19 with co ordinated supply chain plan
British Columbia invoked extraordinary emergency powers Thursday to protect consumers from profiteers and to maintain the steady supply of goods and services for those who need them during the COVID-19 pandemic.The powers will also unify provincial response efforts while taking an inventory of public spaces that could serve as possible COVID-19 pandemic treatment facilities.Premier John Horgan said the measures are required to ensure the flow of essential goods and services and support B.C.'s fight against the novel coronavirus, which has resulted in 14 deaths and infected more than 650 people."The steps we've taken today are unprecedented,'' he said at a news conference.

Government warns retailers against price gouging

Ontario is preparing an order to fight what Premier Doug Ford is calling "disgusting'' price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic, while the province ramps up its testing capacity to handle the growing number of infections.Details of the order were not immediately available, but Ford said anyone price gouging after the order goes through will be "done.''"A message to anyone who price gouges: We're coming after you,'' Ford said Thursday.
We are interested in your story: How is COVID-19 affecting your business?

At Convenience Store News Canada and Octane, we know there’s no such thing as working from home when you operate a convenience store, gas site or car wash.
C-stores deemed essential businesses in Ontario

C-stores are among the retail operations permitted to remain open in Ontario in the wake of the Province's decision to close all non-essential businesses for 14 days.
McCowan's acrylic screens protect checkout staff and customers

As c-store operators work hard to keep businesses up and running during the COVID-19 outbreak, reducing risk for frontline staff and customers is vital.
How low will gas go?

“Oil markets are poised to get worse before they get better, ushering in a new era for petroleum,” U.S.-based Citi Bank said in a recent note to its clients.
Milk prices on the rise: Study

Retail milk prices are up almost across the country since last summer, thanks to production cost increases introduced in February, according to a new report from Field Agent.
Ontario and Quebec ordering non-essential businesses to close

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is ordering the closure of all non-essential businesses in Ontario to help deal with the spread of COVID-19.He says the order will be effective Tuesday at 11:59 p.m.
Rabba installs glass barriers at checkout

Rabba Fine Foods is installing countertop glass barriers that aim to offer maximum protection for both cashiers and customers.Rabba.

Corporate Governance

Star Women in Convenience: Deadline extended to April 21

B.C. steps up emergency response to COVID-19 with co ordinated supply chain plan

Government warns retailers against price gouging

We are interested in your story: How is COVID-19 affecting your business?

C-stores deemed essential businesses in Ontario

McCowan's acrylic screens protect checkout staff and customers

How low will gas go?

Milk prices on the rise: Study

Ontario and Quebec ordering non-essential businesses to close

Rabba installs glass barriers at checkout