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Staggering losses and safety concerns have retailers seeking new solutions to retail theftGrab and go took on new meaning for staffers at Real Canadian Superstores in Winnipeg, who until last December were witnessing shoplifting events several times per shift, with thieves leaving stores with items

On the corner of Montreal's historic St-Laurent Blvd.

7-Eleven Inc. is debuting a cashierless store at its corporate headquarters in Irving.

Amazon redefined the delivery game by changing consumers’ expectations for the convenience, speed and method by which they could receive products.“We expect everything from cupcakes to kayaks delivered as fast and conveniently as pizza,” said Marc Gorlin, founder and CEO of Roadie, the “on-the way d

An operator’s guide to developing policies for employees and customers With the legalization of recreational cannabis in Canada in October 2018 (and, more recently, edibles), many businesses, including convenience retailers, are now faced with the challenge of managing the effects of the legislation

As c-store operators it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day of running your business.

The holiday season is in full swing and these seasonal insights can help convenience store retailers increase product sales.

High-quality, efficient lighting of pumps, car washes, parking lots, perimeters, signage and interiors is a vital component of business today and key to improving customer satisfaction and safety.

Embracing data and technology is important in today’s digital world, but what remains most important in marketing is delivering a personal experience and a touch of humanity.

Commuters making the daily trek to Toronto from communities as far away as Barrie, 113 km north of Canada’s largest city, can count on two things when they pull in to Alcona Esso Gas and Variety: a steaming cup of coffee and a beaming smile.  Alcona Esso is located about 103 km north of Toronto in I

  We’ve seen remarkable change in our lifetimes, but what we’re experiencing now is different.

Canadian checkout counters could soon look quite different as a Silicon Valley giant looks to shake up the retail payment space - dominated by the ubiquitous grey terminal - with a new option introduced Thursday.