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READER POLL: Where is Canadian c-store foodservice headed? Share your view

Quick 3-minute survey: Is c-store foodservice hype or real growth? Have your say.
10/19/2026
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We want to hear from you!
Reader Poll teaser
We want to hear from you!

As the Canadian retail landscape continues to evolve, foodservice is gaining more attention stage. From hot grab-and-go items and fresh coffee programs to quick-service restaurant partnerships, convenience and gas (C&G) operators across Canada are rethinking what belongs on their shelves and counters.

READ: Foodservice - Double-digit growth, billion-dollar stakes for convenience retailers

Whether foodservice is a core driver of your store’s bottom line, a growing experiment or simply not a fit for your location, we want to hear directly from you.

We are conducting a short, 3-minute national survey to benchmark how Canadian convenience and petroleum operators view the real opportunities, operational challenges and growth trends for 2026 and 2027.

Why participate?

  • Real operator perspectives: Help separate market hype from operational reality on store floors across Canada.
  • Exclusive key takeaways: Responses will be published in the upcoming Foodservice Issue. See how your strategy compares with peers nationwide.
  • 100% confidential: Your individual responses and business data will remain completely anonymous.

Thank you for lending your voice to help shape an accurate picture of Canadian convenience retail.

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