Petro-Canada

COVID-19 has created tremendous change in the marketplace Canadian convenience, car wash and gas businesses worked hard to keep staff and customers safe during COVID-19.

Wash and fuel sectors look outside the box COVID-19 has created trying times.

Petro-Canada, a Suncor business, has completed its coast-to-coast network of electric vehicle (EV) fast chargers.

Suncor is embarking on a multi-year strategic alliance with Microsoft Canada as a part of the company’s effort to further accelerate what it calls its "digital transformation journey." Suncor has selected Microsoft as its cloud provider and will tap into the company's full range cloud solutions to empower a connected and collaborative workforce, upgrade data centres, and increase analytics capabilities.

Lorraine Mitchelmore is the newest members of Suncor's board of directors.

Change is the only constant for Canada’s evolving fueling sector  Canada’s fueling sector is an industry that has experienced considerable change in recent decades.

Three Mont-Sainte-Anne area dépanneurs help feed ski regulars Quebec convenience store owner Alain Royer is no expert skier.    But he’s a wizard when it comes to zigzagging through the challenges of running three winter-dependent stores at the foot of Mont-Sainte-Anne, the largest ski resort in Eastern Canada, all called Marché Mont-Ste-Anne.    “We’re like ski shops and other seasonal operators,” says Royer. “If there’s no snow, we’re in trouble.” Tourists, he adds, make up roughly two-thirds of total store revenues. Nearly three-quarters of those sales happen during peak ski season from December to March.

Pétroles Alcasyna continues to grow, but keeps its family roots firmly planted