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Corporate Governance

  • Stardust Convenience closes its doors

    Resident's in Toronto's west end are lamenting the closure of a favourite neighbourhood convenience store, Stardust Convenience.
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  • 7-Eleven Canada gives back

    Across Canada, 7-Eleven Canada is offering more than 1.3 million face masks and 77,000 bottles of hand sanitizer in the five provinces where it does business: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.7-Eleven Canada has donated masks and sanitizers to schools in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
  • Nestlé Canada joins global initiative to reduce carbon footprint

    Nestlé, the world's biggest food company, is laying out a global roadmap to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and plans to spend US$3.6 billion to achieve its goals.
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  • Safety first

    Wash operators demonstrate skill sets to clean and sanitize during the pandemic We spend a lot of time in our cars.
  • Walmart Canada to give 85,000 workers cash 'appreciation' bonus as COVID-19 surges

    Walmart Canada announced new cash bonuses for its workers on Friday, saying the “appreciation bonus payment” recognizes their ongoing dedication during the pandemic.The move follows similar announcements made by other companies in recent weeks and could put pressure on more retailers to offer so-called hero pay to essential workers as the second wave of COVID-19 worsens.Walmart said more than 85,000 employees will receive the additional payment on Dec.
  • Parkland announces U.S. acquisitions

    Parkland Corporation has announced it has entered into a series of transactions to acquire the assets of two U.S.-based fuel distributors.The company reported last week that it is working to acquire Story Distributing Company and its affiliates.
  • Saskatchewan restarts emergency grants for small businesses hit by COVID-19 rules

    The Saskatchewan government is reviving an emergency grant program for small businesses that have been hit by restrictions aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19.
  • OCSA update: End-of-year notes from 2020

    2020 has been a challenging year for all retailers in Ontario.
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