Consumer Affairs & Relations

Montreal is hoping to stop perfectly good food from ending up in landfills as part of a plan to significantly cut waste by targeting the source.

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

An Ontario court says Premier Doug Ford's government broke the law when it scrapped the province's cap-and-trade system but even the groups who launched the case concede the finding won't bring the program back.

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

You enter a small store with a cozy atmosphere and are drawn in by the music playing in the background, bringing back memories of days long past.

A growing move to ban flavoured e-cigarettes due to health concerns particularly in youth could actually benefit convenience stores in the long run, say retail analysts.

An order suspending legal proceedings against three major tobacco companies has been extended until mid-March.

The Convenience Industry Council of Canada (CICC) is encouraged by the Liberal Party's campaign commitment by the  to eliminate the swipe fees paid on sales tax for processing credit cards payments.

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A Federal Court judge has granted the British Columbia government a temporary injunction against an Alberta law that could have limited oil exports to other provinces.