Research

Be there when Beth Brickel unveils NEW research and insights about the Canadian convenience and gas shopper in her session: C-store IQ 2023: The new c-store shopper.

Reports predicts overall holiday spending to fall 17%.

On an annual basis, spend skyrocketed on non-fuel items.

Researchers from Rotman School of Management at UofT say standard safety protocols could put workers at greater risk. Here's what to do instead.

The biggest event in the business is in-person September 13-14 - be there!

12% of youth aged 15 to 19 said that they had used a vaping device.

EnsembleIQ VP research, Beth Brickel, to reveal deep insights from the C-store IQ National Shopper Study, Canada’s only convenience and gas specific research that delves into the evolving wants, needs and values of your current and future customers.

73% say they shop at multiple retailers at least occasionally to meet their needs.

Despite inflation and spending cutbacks, shoppers believe in buying local.

Consumers are looking for deals, making promotional tactics key.

Incentives, ideas and inspiration for supporting sustainability in convenience.

Maintaining an essential role in the post-pandemic lives of Canadian convenience shoppers.