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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.
  • Vapers, smokers take a hit as N.L. budget focuses on prevention

    If you took up vaping to avoid the taxes on cigarettes, your luck just ran out.A 20% tax on vaping products was a key feature of the Newfoundland and Labrador budget September 29, which aimed to focus as much as possible on community health and prevention.Vaping has so far escaped the province's sin tax net, even though research suggests the practice can present significant health risks, especially for teens and young adults.The province also added an extra 10 cents in taxes per gram of loose tobacco and five cents per cigarette.The budget also allocated $1.7 million for school initiatives, awareness campaigns and cessation programs to help reduce tobacco use and vaping.
  • Manitoba government offers more subsidies for businesses hit by COVID-19

    The Manitoba government is extending and expanding a wage-subsidy program to spur job creation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • It’s crunch time for salty snacks as new options help expand the market

    Who needs sugary snacks when you can have salty ones?
  • 7-Eleven Day cancelled in favour of distanced celebrations

    Given physical distancing measures put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19, 7-Eleven Canada is taking a different approach to 7-Eleven Day this year.The company traditionally celebrates by offering free Slurpees to customers on July 11 - the event is hugely popular, prompting long line-ups and even special visits from camps and day cares. This year, in order to prioritize the safety of staff, customers, and the neighbourhoods in which the stores operate, the celebrations will happen at a distance.
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