New training/orientation modules are being introduced specifically for retailers of Alcohol product extending and complementing the We Expect ID Certification.
New modules for staff selling AlcoholNew training/orientation modules are being introduced specifically for retailers of Alcohol product extending and complementing the We Expect ID Certification. |
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The Canadian Convenience Stores Association and the Ontario Convenience Stores Association invite you to join your friends and colleagues at our 7th Annual Golf Classic at Heron Point Golf Club, Alberton, Ontario. Tuesday, July 21, 2009
The National Coalition Against Contraband Tobacco has located an extra $2.4 billion the government could use for roads, bridges and to get people back to work.
The Ontario Convenience Stores Association (OCSA) followed the Ontario and Gaming Corporation’s (OLG) release of a detailed study of lottery winnings by ‘insiders’ with a call to immediately remove lottery terminals and tickets from who tries to cheat customers or the OLG.
The Government of Canada and the Canadian Convenience Stores Association share a common interest in keeping Canadians informed about food safety issues. 
Ontario Ministry of Revenue’s new online tax service called ONT-TAXS. Allows business and tax representatives to now file, pay and view their Ontario business tax accounts online. It is secure, easy to use and free. It saves time and money, reduces paper and is available 24/7. For more information 
Insights
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Focusing on the Female Perspective in C-storesPoll
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Key Points
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Global Convenience Achievement Award
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State of the Industry Reports
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All CCSA associations have received presentations of the 2009 State of the Industry report for retailers, distributors and manufacturers.Contraband Tobacco
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The rise in consumption of contraband tobacco is the main reason behind the rapid increase of C-store closures across Canada. In 2009, 1 out of 10 convenience stores closed. Most of the closures occurred in Quebec, Ontario and the Atlantic provinces.Lottery
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Merchandising Notes
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Merchandising directly impacts on generating in-store traffic first and that should translate into in-store sales. Merchandising creates the ambiance to attract people to enter the store, and once inside, that same merchandising must not just create a good first impression; it also must sustain and leave a positive last one!This site and its contents are copyright © 2010 Canadian Convenience Stores Association
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