Industry Advocacy

Organization is calling on Ontario's next government to crackdown on the sale of contraband tobacco, which is hurting c-store operators.

Break won't happen until if/after Conservatives get elected.

Province has so far not committed to bringing back any rebates or other incentives for buyers.

Convenience, the reliable channel for a category in flux

Federal government says the country's oilpatch is capable of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 42% below 2019 levels by 2030.

Plaintiff's lawyer argued that vape stores are suffering financially because of the law and that without flavoured e-cigarette options, people trying to quit smoking would go back to tobacco.

The two associations have worked together on several advocacy issues and will now operate as the Convenience Industry Council of Canada.

New research illustrates economic benefits of CICC's “Made in Ontario” proposal to sell craft beer, wine and coolers in the province’s 8,300 convenience stores.