Manitoba is taking action against "predatory pricing" for grocery items —while Ontario Premier Doug Ford stands firm on keeping surveillance pricing. What impact could these differing approaches have on Canadian convenience industries?
The 13% jump in adjusted earnings per share and resilient digital sales of nearly $293 million signal operational momentum, even as network sales shrinks to 7,034 locations.
Despite a government-commissioned study showing limited public support for private retail expansion, c-store owners and stakeholders point to Ontario’s success as proof that modernization could save rural businesses, improve customer choice.
Canada's convenience, forecourt and car wash industry is filled with inspiring stories of companies making a positive impact. Let's shine a light on these efforts.
Owners of restaurants and convenience stores have said they should be included in the food tax cut, as they sell the same products and would be at a disadvantage.
