Metro, the owner of several small-format convenience and independent convenience store banners in Canada, has reached a tentative agreement with striking workers.
Distilleries and spirit makers are likely to be the hardest hit among Canadian alcohol producers as the United States proposes a broad ban on Canadian booze starting later this month.
Canada Border Services Agency officers intercepted over $13.8M in contraband tobacco and nicotine at Southern Ontario borders, pushing year-to-date totals past $52M.
Alimentation Couche-Tard executives discussed loyalty program expansion, market share trends and long-term growth strategies through new store openings and acquisitions.
ICSA is asking Health Canada to explain what happened, confirm whether the situation is under investigation and outline steps to protect retailers from being left with inventory that should never have been delivered.
Following regulatory clearance, the sale of Husky and Cenovus travel centres to BVD Petroleum concludes after an 18-month divestment process, marking a shift in the retail fuel landscape.
An ongoing strike at Metro Inc.'s produce distribution centre in Quebec is denting the company's bottom line as the work stoppage enters its fifth month.
