A turning point for Canada’s convenience industry?Results from CICC’s 2024 State of the Industry (SOI) report. CICC president makes presentation at House of Commons Standing Committee on FinanceCICC asks for removal of credit card interchange fees on the tax portion of sales and to be allowed to sell nicotine replacement therapies. Alimentation Couche-Tard’s new CEO is cognisant of the past, focused on the future Alex Miller sits down for in-depth discussion about his new role and the company’s vision during the recent Convenience Industry Council of Canada Summit. Highlights from the 2024 CICC Summit Industry insights, innovation and more define the three-day gathering. Prohibition doesn’t work The likely success of such a strategy is doubtful due to a range of practical issues. 'I think I could use a beer': Huntsville residents weigh in on convenience store alcohol sales Local people have mixed reactions, between concern for social responsibility and consumer convenience. Ontario's corner stores allowed to sell alcohol as of today Some 40% of convenience stores will be able to sell beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink cocktails. CICC seeks grocery-store category alcohol permit sale of vaping products in Quebec Measure would restore commercial fairness between vape shops and c-stores. Industry reacts as Health Canada bans convenience stores from selling nicotine pouches Leaders speak out against unfair treatment and highlight the channels's role as responsible retailers. Health minister puts nicotine pouches behind pharmacy the counter, bans flavours The order will also put limits on the labels and advertising of all nicotine-replacement therapies, including gums and lozenges. First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last
