CBA: Restricting energy drinks won’t address concerns The Canadian Beverage Association addresses proposed age-based energy drink bans. Eased alcohol rules safe Though Ontario's alcohol ban in some municipal and provincial parks has been lifted, restrictions still apply. How will this affect c-stores alcohol sales? Federal ban on nicotine pouches sparks national collaboration Industry leaders identified the restriction as an example of an "unfair and unfounded regulatory burden" placed on small, independent businesses. Workplace violence prevention How your business can meet its legal requirements and protect your team. Judge authorizes Tim Hortons Roll Up to Win class action for Quebec customers Tim Hortons says email sent out to some Quebec customer saying they won a boat was mistaken. Judge approves $500-million settlement in Loblaw, George Weston bread-fixing case Judge Ed Morgan says the $500-million settlement is excellent, fair and in the best interest of class members. Ontario 2025 Budget to tackle contraband tobacco Government is asking the federal government to work with provinces and territories to explore strategies to address contraband tobacco. Corner stores at a crossroads: A call to action for Canada’s new government A relentless tariff war with the United States, soaring costs to keep shelves stocked and a thriving black market for nicotine products are hurting our industry. Passing your business onto a new generation does not need to be difficult It is a step every entrepreneur needs to make, and a few simple steps can make the transition easier. Online marketplaces helping drive contraband tobacco sales Sellers openly use social media posts to reach potential buyers of contraband tobacco products. 1 2 Next Last
