N.S. corner stores intrigued by booze
Some Nova Scotia convenience stores are intrigued by the idea of selling alcohol.
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Some Nova Scotia convenience stores are intrigued by the idea of selling alcohol.
The Atlantic Canadian Convenience Store Alliance wants to sell locally-made alcoholic beverages in their stores, but Nova Scotia says it has no plans on expanding their sales.
As the economy struggles, small businesses are beginning to experience an increasing number of thefts and robberies.
With the price of gas where it is, increasing credit card fees are making selling gas unsustainable for some retailers on P.E.I., says the Convenience Industry Council of Canada.
New Brunswick gas station owners say some perceptions about their businesses getting rich from historically high fuel prices are in fact the other way around.