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The Convenience Industry Council of Canada (CICC) applauds today’s announcement on Fortress Am-Can, a renewed strategic alliance between Canada and the United States, specifically a commitment to strengthen Canada’s border with the US by cracking down on the cross-border trade of illicit goods including contraband tobacco. “The reality is contraband costs us all,” said CICC […]

POUR DIFFUSION IMMÉDIATE Le 20 novembre 2024 (OTTAWA) – Le crime organisé qui se livre au trafic de drogue, d’armes à feu et de tabac profite de la croissance du marché du tabac de contrebande au Canada, en engrangeant près de 1,3milliard dedollars, ce qui a pour eDet d’entraver les détaillants respectueux de la loi.

FOR IMMEDIATERELEASE November20,2024 (OTTAWA) – Organized crime, trafficking in drugs, guns and tobacco, are cashing in on Canada’s growing contraband tobacco market, racking in almost $1.3billion– shuttering law-abiding retailers in the process. A new study conducted by EY Canada, commissioned by the Convenience Industry Council of Canada (CICC) finds the illicit tobacco market is booming,

April 9, 2024 A Path Forward for Beverage Alcohol Retail Expansion A Made-in-Alberta Framework for Convenience Stores The Convenience Industry Council of Canada (CICC) is a national, not-for-profit council that represents more than 23,000 convenience retailers nationwide. Our sector employs more than 190,000 Canadians and generates an estimated $53 billion in economic impact from coast

With the overall goal of restricting youth access, some provincial governments, including Newfoundlandand Labrador, have floated the idea of implementing a generational ban on tobacco.If adopted, this policy will make it illegal to sell tobacco products to anyone born after a set base year,resulting in an eventual overall prohibition of tobacco products.This radical approach is