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  • Gas prices in parts of B.C. could reach $1.70 per litre by summer, analyst predicts

    Drivers can expect a jump in gasoline prices this week, thanks to a five cent increase from wholesalers, analyst Dan McTeague said.
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  • Plinko paying off for operators and OLG

      READ: OLG shares best practices for lottery sales during the pandemic C-stores account for 76% of Ontario lottery sales for OLG.
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  • 7-Eleven launches new PS5 promo

    7Rewards members can enter for a chance to win a gaming console 7-Eleven Canada has unveiled a new 7Rewards For The Win PS5™ Contest, where customers over 13 years of age in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario have a chance to win a PlayStation5 console.
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  • Pivot and profit

    3 trends poised to shape convenience in 2021 In a world where consumers’ constantly changing product preferences, sky-high expectations and buying behaviours rule, trends often push c-stores to pivot, innovate and aim higher.
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  • What’s brewing with RTD coffee?

    Not even a pandemic can cool off the hot ready-to-drink coffee market.
  • C-store IQ: Loyalty Report

    63% of Canadian loyalty program members saying they are actively leveraging their membership and are satisfied with the program.
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  • Deadline extended for the 2021 Product of the Year Canada Awards

    We’ve extended the deadline but time is running out.
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  • New reserve-based gas station honours tax rights

    Bayside Convenience and Gas sells fuel at 35% offWhat if we offered a service that rightfully belongs to Onkwehon:we?This thought is exactly what drove Gail (Scotty) Nelson and her husband Larry Daye to build a gas station that would provide fuel tax exemption to their clients.On October 6, Bayside Convenience store became the first gas station not only in Kanesatake but in its sister-community Kahnawake, where drivers can fill up their car without having to pay tax.“If you tank up, you save a lot of money,” said Nelson.The Revenu, Quebec program was introduced in 2011 so that anyone with a registration card from reserves or settlements could benefit from fuel tax exemption.
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