Corporate Responsibility

Imperial Tobacco Canada calls for decisive enforcement of regulations to ensure only safe and legal nicotine products are available for sale.

C-stores are community hubs, gathering locations for residents to talk about what’s taking place in their backyards.

Companies to apologize to Canadians for their role in industry-wide bread price-fixing arrangement and agree to a total settlement of $500 million.

C-stores outpace grocers looking to bring alcohol into their merchandising mix.

Nearly $12.8 million raised this year will go to the Tim Hortons Foundation Camps to support youth.

A code brings transparency and encourages fair negotiations between suppliers and retailers.

Most company sales are for menthol products, which remain available under a court order while Reynold’s challenges the FDA's negative ruling.

The voluntary code is meant to level the playing field for suppliers and smaller retailers.

Ongoing support of Canadian athletes, coaches and athletes' families will continue for another eight years.

Foodservice is also restricted from distributing single-use containers with certain plastics that are hard to recycle.