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Tom Venetis

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As seen in: Convenience Store News Canada + OCTANE, TechNX, The Toronto Star, Automotive News Canada, EIN News, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), GuelphMercury.com, St. Catharines Standard, Mississauga.com, Niagara Falls Review, YorkRegion.com and
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End of an era for the Husky brand in Canada

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By Tom Venetis Verified
| Convenience Store News Canada + OCTANE Verified
A Husky station A Husky station In August 2026, the sale of Husky and Cenovus travel centres to BVD Petroleum Inc. was finalized following regulatory clearance from Canada’s Competition Bureau. This 18-month divestment concludes the Husky brand's long-standing presence in the retail market, signalling a significant transition as former Husky and Cenovus locations rebrand under BVD Petroleum.
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Cust2Mate brings online shopping experience to physical stores

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By John Dujay, Tom Venetis Verified
| TechNX
Cust2Mate works via a 13-and-a-half-inch screen that fits onto the handle bars of a regular shopping cart. (Courtesy Cust2Mate) Technology company Cust2Mate is aiming to replicate the online shopping experience for visitors to physical stores via a screen that attaches to a grocery cart, giving shoppers the ability to see promotions, coupons and ads for other products while walking through a store. “We digitize the physical shopping journey at the physical store. We . . .
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Canadians not keeping up with AI adoption at work: TD survey

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By John Dujay, Tom Venetis Verified, Jeff Lagerquist
| TechNX
Luke Gee, senior vice-president, chief analytics and AI officer at TD Bank Group. (Courtesy TD Bank Group) While Canadian at work are overwhelmingly positive that artificial intelligence (AI) will continue creeping into their day-to-day duties at work, a little more than one-third have received proper training on the evolving technology, according to a new TD survey.
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