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Corporate Responsibility

  • Top of the World

    This year's 10 Community Service Award finalists prove that Canadian grocers go to extreme lengths to lend a helping hand
  • Made in Korea

    Ethnic grocers aren’t only changing the way business is done, but also the way staff loyalty is built.
  • Maritime man

    Paul-Emile Légère became the first Acadian to lead Co-op Atlantic when he took over as CEO in May.
  • Golden Pencil winners 2011

    Reading through the names of past recipients of the Golden Pencil Award is like going through a who’s who of Canadian grocery industry history: Sam Steinberg, Anthony Longo, David Sobey and Wallace and Harrison McCain.
  • Back to the future

    As Canadian Grocer celebrates its 125th anniversary, we salute the leaders and future leaders in grocery
  • Family affair

    Small, tough and independent, more than a century ago family grocers set the stage for today’s retail food industry.
  • Shelley Broader

    Walmart Canada’s new boss, Shelley Broader, started her career in finance advising U.S.
  • Annick Gazaille

    IGA Gazaille’s Annick Gazaille is the true definition of an innovative, resourceful, passionate grocer.
  • It takes a Village!

    Meet our 2011 Community Service Award winners.
  • A new beginning

    Canada’s largest grocery retailers have embarked on a new approach to managing industry issues by establishing the Retail Council of Canada’s Grocery Division
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