Retailer Spotlight

Family owns and operates six multi-service outlets in Quebec’s Lanaudière region.

Tired of big-city life, Véronique Chiasson returned home and bought the family business, Dépanneur Chiasson Service Super Sagamie, introducing new ideas and a fresh ready-to-eat food program.

This is the first urban gas bar owned by Sturgeon Lake First Nation.

Regent Park store offers take-out service in partnership with Paramount Fine Foods.

In addition to car wash, gas and convenience, newly rebranded site offers hand-tied fishing flies done by a local fisherman.

U.S.-based c-store operator elevates the in-store experience.

Inuulisautinut Niuvirvik store is located in Iqaluit, Nunavut.

Gambler First Nation Chief David LeDoux and stakeholders discuss Co-ops' new marquee.

Canadians will be able to get 24/7 around the clock pick-up and delivery within 30 minutes.

For Half Island Cove residents, it's a welcome addition and proprietor Dave Hanhams has been pleasantly surprised by the positive reaction.

Douglas Grocery has been a popular institution with local residents and Highway 60 commuters and tourists, who love the fresh baked goods, pizza, grocery items and other daily staples you may not find elsewhere.

Kenny Shim’s Busy Bee King Market maintains its status as a neighbourhood destination by constantly evolving to meet the needs of its Toronto neighbourhood.