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  • COVID-19 causes industry-wide labour disruption

    These are challenging times and to a large extent, previous models and economic expectations will have to be revised as our society muscles through this public health crisis.
  • Irving buys Come By Chance refinery

    Move enhances company’s market edge Irving Oil has announced the completion of its acquisition of North Atlantic Refining Corp.
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  • C-store IQ Payment Solutions Report

      Look, no hands: Convenience shoppers prefer to tap and pay Cash is no longer king, having been dethroned by shoppers opting for contactless payments at the c-store level.  Fittingly, a primary driver is overall convenience, as shoppers seek quick and easy ways to pay, whether in store or at the pump, according to Convenience Store News Canada’s proprietary research report C-store IQ: A National Shopper Study.  C-Store IQ is the first convenience and gas specific study that delves into the wants, needs, perspectives and habits of Canadian consumers.  Of course, these days contactless isn’t just the word for tapping to pay with a credit card, debit card or mobile app—it’s a strategy to help combat the spread of COVID-19.  According to C-store IQ research, the definition of convenience, for most shoppers, is an experience that ultimately saves them time and effort: 41% of those surveyed said it purely comes down to having a “convenient” experience and 34% define this as a “quick stop/in and out.”  This need for speed extends to the checkout experience, where tap and pay rules.
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  • COVID-19 cleaning strategies: A Q&A with Dr. Andrew Landa

    Canada’s car washes know a thing or two about making vehicles shine and look their best.
  • Canadian retail sales fell 10% in March, April expected to be worse

    Statistics Canada says retail sales in Canada posted their biggest monthly decline on record in March and warned that the drop for April will eclipse that loss.The agency says retail sales fell 10.0% to $47.1 billion in March as non-essential businesses began to shut their doors mid-month due to the pandemic.The drop was in line with economists' expectations of 10 per cent, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.Statistics Canada also says a preliminary estimate for April indicates a 15.6% drop for the first full month of the pandemic.The March decline came as sales plunged at motor vehicle and parts dealers, clothing and clothing accessories stores and gasoline stations, while sales at grocery stores soared.Excluding motor vehicle and parts dealers, retail sales were down 0.4% for the month.
  • A Q&A with Russell Large on how COVID-19 will reshape convenience

    Six months ago, who would have predicted that a virus would sweep the globe, forcing the closure of schools, restaurants and workplaces across Canada for months?
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  • Socially connected: Dépanneur R. Prud’homme

    Located on the edge of Quebec’s vast wilderness, Dépanneur R. Prud’homme combines a modern approach with small-town charm
  • 7-Eleven partners with CP ALL to open franchise stores in Cambodia

    7‑Eleven  has signed a master franchise agreement with CP ALL to develop and operate 7‑Eleven stores in Cambodia.
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