'Winner, Gagnant!' How lottery ticket sales and wins can drive c-store salesToronto Hasty Market saw a boost in sales when a customer won the largest Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball Jackpot in its history. While Fed’s pitch latest budget as fair, others have concerns over tobacco taxCICC worries over credit card fees and that new taxes will drive more to seek illegal tobacco products. Higher tobacco and vaping taxes offsets drug plan spending in federal budget CICC says tax increases will drive more Canadians to the illegal market for tobacco and vaping products. Federal budget introduces higher tobacco and vaping taxes Imperial Tobacco warns the move could push more people toward illegal and unregulated markets. Four Edmonton c-stores charged with selling illegal tobacco Edmonton Police Service and Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis began investigations early in the new year. Ottawa now testing new Tim Hortons environmentally friendly coffee lids Canada capital part of coffee chain’s effort to reduce single-use plastics in its restaurants. Imperial Tobacco Canada launches education campaign around nicotine pouches Campaign is meant to tackle what the company sees as misinformation about the pouches. FCC finds moderate sales, improved margins for Canadian food and beverage manufacturers 2024 is expected to see sales moderate in sync with slowing inflation and tighter household budgets. Tim Hortons launches Drinkware Collection Collection comes in several colour combinations and sizes. What governments conveniently forget C-stores contribute to communities and collect taxes for governments, while criminals sell illegal products online. Why do we feel like the ones with a giant target on our backs? First Previous 3 4 5 6 7 Next Last