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The Independent Convenience Stores Alliance (ICSA) calls on governments to expand adult access to federally regulated smoking cessation products through Canada's convenience stores for World No Tobacco Day.

Alcohol use in British Columbia has reached a 20-year low after spiking during the COVID-19 pandemic, but a new report from the provincial health officer says consumption is still above both national and recommended levels.

The proposed legislation would prohibit urban convenience stores open to youth from selling flavoured vapes, while allowing rural convenience stores to continue selling those products.

The move paves the way to eliminate provincial sales tax from snacks, soft drinks and prepared meals at convenience stores, as of July 1.

The Canadian Beverage Association's Balance Calories Initiative exceeded its target two years early. In this Q&A with CBA's Erich Schmidt, he talks about how c-stores can capitalize on soaring demand for low-calorie and ready-to-drink options.

Tim Hortons launched a national campaign across TV, digital, paid social and in-restaurant channels, inviting all Canadians to apply to join a Tim Hortons restaurant this summer.

Toshifumi Suzuki, the Japanese businessman who expanded the 7-Eleven convenience-chain into a global retail empire, has died.

Now in its 15th year, the Dover Scholars Program has awarded 495 scholarships totalling approximately $4 million in educational support for deserving students around the world.

Current, former, and prospective franchisees who submitted detailed application packages in Canada and the U.S. were compromised.

Sales of new electric vehicles jumped in March as Canadians took advantage of the long-awaited return of federal government subsidies.