Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

The Convenience Industry Council of Canada (CICC) is a national organization replacing NACDA and representing the interests of retailers, wholesale distributors and manufacturers.

The changes to the Smoke Free Ontario Act, 2017 that were set to come into effect on July 1, 2018 are being paused to give the new government the opportunity to carefully review the new regulations related to vaping.

Find out how the OCSA will represent your business when it comes to beer and wine negotiations with the new Ontario government.

Effective March 1, 2018, all current members of CCA, become full members of CFIB and all new members who join CCA after March 1st will automatically be enrolled as a CFIB group member.

In July 2018, the federal government will legalize the production and distribution of cannabis. Between now and then, the provinces and territories will have to decide how to adapt to this legislation. Convenience stores should be part of the discussion.

Visit saveourstores.ca and click on the JOIN US button to learn more about the campaign and lend your support.

The OCSA is calling upon the Ontario government to regulate e-cigarettes as smoking-regulated products. Get educated and sign the petition!

2017 Canadian Fuel Marketing Conference sets the stage for the future of the fuel marketing industry