Retail

Repeat and organized crime, the need for improved police response time, and requests for security rebates are the main issues for small businesses.

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.

High diesel prices continue to ripple through the economy and put pressure on consumers even as a shaky ceasefire in the Middle East offers a hint of relief to global commodities.

The line of better-for-you ice pops aims to make Canadians feel good inside and out.

Described as "the world's first gummy candy that pops," this treat invites candy-lovers to play with their food.

The Canadian Grand Prix Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes individuals or families who have demonstrated outstanding service and dedication to the Canadian retail and grocery industries.

The Bank of Canada suggests C-store owners and operators use the “Feel, Look, Tilt and Flip” approach to counterfeit prevention.

Research indicates that convenience stores sell the most energy drinks, and women are an untapped market. Bloom Sparkling Energy aims to elevate the better-for-you beverage space with its female-led brand.