Direct to Consumer (D2C)

As the trade war continues, more Canadians are choosing to shop local. But are retailers keeping up? Many brands say they’re still waiting for more shelf space in stores.

Can a protein potato chip revolutionize the convenience store snack aisle? Snackish founder Tara Bosch breaks down how these better-for-you chips combine high basket values with supply chain control to drive repeat customers.

How high-definition gummies, "discovery shoppers," and limited edition, licensed confectionery are reshaping the convenience store candy aisle.

With the May deadline approaching, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says there has been little progress in interprovincial alcohol shipping reforms.

The energy drink is suing its distributor, PepsiCo, for breach for distribution agreements, among other complaints.

Retailer sees agentic AI shopping—where AI assists people in researching, comparing and buying products—as a natural evolution of how customers want to shop.

Voilà will continue to operate in Ontario and Quebec, where it is growing steadily.

Amazon Go, chain of convenience stores in the United States and the United Kingdom, broke new ground in 2018 with frictionless checkout.

As the definition of convenience shifts, c-stores of all sizes are meeting customers where they’re at—increasingly, it’s their front door.

The functional beverage brand taps new CEO, CCO and COO.