DOCSLIB.ORG

Numeris - Shopping - Grocery and Convenience Stores Report

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Numeris - Shopping - Grocery and Convenience Stores Report Numeris - Shopping - Grocery and Convenience Stores Report Benchmark West Vancouver North Vancouver Attribute (CSD,BC) (CSD,BC) Value Percent Value Percent Index Population of Age 15 and Up 50,884 39,095 Grocery Stores Shopped in the Past Month at Grocery store past month: Co-op 2,154 4.23% 1,264 3.23% 76 Grocery store past month: Grocerygateway.com 169 0.33% 96 0.25% 76 Grocery store past month: IGA/Foodland 7,052 13.86% 7,081 18.11% 131 Grocery store past month: Loblaws 5,542 10.89% 5,003 12.80% 118 Grocery store past month: M&M Food Market 3,744 7.36% 2,521 6.45% 88 Grocery store past month: Metro 3,407 6.70% 4,644 11.88% 177 Grocery store past month: Provigo 2,617 5.14% 2,456 6.28% 122 Grocery store past month: Real Canadian/Atlantic Superstore 18,713 36.78% 9,857 25.21% 69 Grocery store past month: Safeway 13,468 26.47% 12,033 30.78% 116 Grocery store past month: Save-On-Foods 11,007 21.63% 8,199 20.97% 97 Grocery store past month: Sobeys 3,446 6.77% 3,543 9.06% 134 Grocery store past month: Discount grocery stores (e.g. No Frills, 7,423 14.59% 4,952 12.67% 87 MAXI) Grocery store past month: Fine food stores/butcher shops 5,577 10.96% 4,639 11.87% 108 Grocery store past month: Big box/warehouse stores (e.g. 16,793 33.00% 13,331 34.10% 103 Costco) Grocery store past month: Department stores (e.g. Walmart) 19,964 39.23% 12,797 32.73% 83 Grocery store past month: Drug Stores (any) 26,806 52.68% 21,523 55.05% 104 Grocery store past month: Other online/internet grocery stores 889 1.75% 711 1.82% 104 Grocery store past month: Other grocery stores 9,162 18.01% 7,550 19.31% 107 Grocery Shopping Frequency Grocery store: Co-op: Heavy 629 1.24% 394 1.01% 81 Grocery store: grocerygateway.com: Heavy 37 0.07% 19 0.05% 71 Grocery store: IGA/Foodland: Heavy 2,282 4.49% 2,954 7.56% 168 Grocery store: Loblaws: Heavy 1,354 2.66% 1,320 3.38% 127 Grocery store: M&M Food Market: Heavy 129 0.25% 91 0.23% 92 Grocery store: Metro: Heavy 912 1.79% 1,226 3.14% 175 Grocery store: Provigo: Heavy 654 1.29% 262 0.67% 52 Grocery store: Real Canadian/Atlantic Superstore: Heavy 5,468 10.75% 2,426 6.21% 58 Grocery store: Safeway: Heavy 4,793 9.42% 2,208 5.65% 60 Grocery store: Save-On-Foods: Heavy 1,695 3.33% 1,172 3.00% 90 Grocery store: Sobeys: Heavy 1,089 2.14% 1,031 2.64% 123 Grocery store: Discount grocery stores (e.g. No Frills, MAXI): 3,130 6.15% 2,052 5.25% 85 Heavy Grocery store: Fine food stores/butcher shops: Heavy 880 1.73% 1,036 2.65% 153 Grocery store: Big box/warehouse stores (e.g. Costco): Heavy 2,598 5.11% 2,365 6.05% 118 Grocery store: Department stores (e.g. Wal-Mart): Heavy 3,705 7.28% 2,264 5.79% 80 Grocery store: Drug stores (any): Heavy 4,685 9.21% 4,082 10.44% 113 Grocery store: Online/internet grocery stores: Heavy 397 0.78% 230 0.59% 76 Grocery store: Other grocery stores: Heavy 3,256 6.40% 2,970 7.60% 119 Grocery store: Co-op: Medium 503 0.99% 205 0.52% 53 Grocery store: Grocerygateway.com: Medium 37 0.07% 17 0.04% 57 1/4 Numeris - Shopping - Grocery and Convenience Stores Report Benchmark West Vancouver North Vancouver Attribute (CSD,BC) (CSD,BC) Value Percent Value Percent Index Grocery store: IGA/Foodland: Medium 2,258 4.44% 1,887 4.83% 109 Grocery store: Loblaws: Medium 1,193 2.34% 927 2.37% 101 Grocery store: M&M Food Market: Medium 620 1.22% 400 1.02% 84 Grocery store: Metro: Medium 1,533 3.01% 2,018 5.16% 171 Grocery store: Provigo: Medium 806 1.58% 1,145 2.93% 185 Grocery store: Real Canadian/Atlantic Superstore: Medium 6,922 13.60% 3,332 8.52% 63 Grocery store: Safeway: Medium 2,946 5.79% 2,953 7.55% 130 Grocery store: Save-On-Foods: Medium 2,249 4.42% 2,779 7.11% 161 Grocery store: Sobeys: Medium 1,324 2.60% 1,306 3.34% 128 Grocery store: Discount grocery stores (e.g. No Frills, MAXI): 2,469 4.85% 1,653 4.23% 87 Medium Grocery store: Fine food stores/butcher shops: Medium 1,989 3.91% 1,488 3.81% 97 Grocery store: Big box/warehouse stores (e.g. Costco): Medium 5,800 11.40% 4,518 11.56% 101 Grocery store: Department stores (e.g. Wal-Mart): Medium 7,618 14.97% 5,035 12.88% 86 Grocery store: Drug Stores (any): Medium 12,596 24.75% 9,886 25.29% 102 Grocery store: Online/internet grocery stores: Medium 246 0.48% 206 0.53% 110 Grocery store: Other grocery stores: Medium 4,031 7.92% 3,071 7.86% 99 Grocery store: Co-op: Light 1,022 2.01% 665 1.70% 85 Grocery store: grocerygateway.com: Light 95 0.19% 60 0.16% 84 Grocery store: IGA/Foodland: Light 2,512 4.94% 2,239 5.73% 116 Grocery store: Loblaws: Light 2,996 5.89% 2,756 7.05% 120 Grocery store: M&M Food Market: Light 2,995 5.89% 2,030 5.19% 88 Grocery store: Metro: Light 962 1.89% 1,400 3.58% 189 Grocery store: Provigo: Light 1,157 2.27% 1,048 2.68% 118 Grocery store: Real Canadian/Atlantic Superstore: Light 6,323 12.43% 4,099 10.49% 84 Grocery store: Safeway: Light 5,729 11.26% 6,871 17.58% 156 Grocery store: Save-On-Foods: Light 7,063 13.88% 4,248 10.87% 78 Grocery store: Sobeys: Light 1,032 2.03% 1,206 3.08% 152 Grocery store: Discount grocery stores (e.g. No Frills, MAXI): 1,825 3.59% 1,247 3.19% 89 Light Grocery store: Fine food stores/butcher shops: Light 2,707 5.32% 2,115 5.41% 102 Grocery store: Big box/warehouse stores (e.g. Costco): Light 8,395 16.50% 6,449 16.50% 100 Grocery store: Department stores (e.g. Wal-Mart): Light 8,641 16.98% 5,498 14.06% 83 Grocery store: Drug stores (any): Light 9,525 18.72% 7,555 19.33% 103 Grocery store: Online/internet grocery stores: Light 246 0.48% 276 0.71% 148 Grocery store: Other grocery stores: Light 1,875 3.68% 1,509 3.86% 105 Convenience Stores Shopped in the Past Month at Convenience store past month: 7-Eleven 10,277 20.20% 6,314 16.15% 80 Convenience store past month: Mac's/Couche-Tard/Circle K 2,428 4.77% 1,574 4.03% 84 Convenience store past month: Gas station convenience stores 10,474 20.59% 6,542 16.73% 81 (any) Convenience store past month: Other convenience stores 3,968 7.80% 2,221 5.68% 73 Convenience Stores Shopping Frequency Convenience store: 7-Eleven: Heavy 2,070 4.07% 1,233 3.15% 77 2/4 Numeris - Shopping - Grocery and Convenience Stores Report Benchmark West Vancouver North Vancouver Attribute (CSD,BC) (CSD,BC) Value Percent Value Percent Index Convenience store: Mac's/Couche-Tard/Circle K: Heavy 381 0.75% 606 1.55% 207 Convenience store: Gas station convenience stores (any): Heavy 1,992 3.92% 1,261 3.22% 82 Convenience store: Other convenience stores: Heavy 1,186 2.33% 689 1.76% 76 Convenience store: 7-Eleven: Medium 3,979 7.82% 2,130 5.45% 70 Convenience store: Mac's/Couche-Tard/Circle K: Medium 1,072 2.11% 483 1.24% 59 Convenience store: Gas station convenience stores (any): 4,142 8.14% 2,389 6.11% 75 Medium Convenience store: Other convenience stores: Medium 1,334 2.62% 699 1.79% 68 Convenience store: 7-Eleven: Light 4,228 8.31% 2,951 7.55% 91 Convenience store: Mac's/Couche-Tard/Circle K: Light 976 1.92% 486 1.24% 65 Convenience store: Gas station convenience stores (any): Light 4,340 8.53% 2,892 7.40% 87 Convenience store: Other convenience stores: Light 1,449 2.85% 834 2.13% 75 3/4 Numeris - Shopping - Grocery and Convenience Stores Report Index Description >=180 Extremely High >=110 and <180 High >=90 and <110 Similar >=50 and <90 Lower <50 Extremely Low Data Source: Manifold Data Mining Inc. This report is based on consumer demographic and behavior data products at the 6-digit postal code level. No confidential information about an individual, household, organization or business has been obtained from Statistics Canada or Numeris. 4/4 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
Load more

Recommended publications
  • FIC-Prop-65-Notice-Reporter.Pdf
    FIC Proposition 65 Food Notice Reporter (Current as of 9/25/2021) A B C D E F G H Date Attorney Alleged Notice General Manufacturer Product of Amended/ Additional Chemical(s) 60 day Notice Link was Case /Company Concern Withdrawn Notice Detected 1 Filed Number Sprouts VeggIe RotInI; Sprouts FruIt & GraIn https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl Sprouts Farmers Cereal Bars; Sprouts 9/24/21 2021-02369 Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- Market, Inc. SpInach FettucIne; 02369.pdf Sprouts StraIght Cut 2 Sweet Potato FrIes Sprouts Pasta & VeggIe https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl Sprouts Farmers 9/24/21 2021-02370 Sauce; Sprouts VeggIe Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- Market, Inc. 3 Power Bowl 02370.pdf Dawn Anderson, LLC; https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl 9/24/21 2021-02371 Sprouts Farmers OhI Wholesome Bars Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- 4 Market, Inc. 02371.pdf Brad's Raw ChIps, LLC; https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl 9/24/21 2021-02372 Sprouts Farmers Brad's Raw ChIps Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- 5 Market, Inc. 02372.pdf Plant Snacks, LLC; Plant Snacks Vegan https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl 9/24/21 2021-02373 Sprouts Farmers Cheddar Cassava Root Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- 6 Market, Inc. ChIps 02373.pdf Nature's Earthly https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl ChoIce; Global JuIces Nature's Earthly ChoIce 9/24/21 2021-02374 Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- and FruIts, LLC; Great Day Beet Powder 02374.pdf 7 Walmart, Inc. Freeland Foods, LLC; Go Raw OrganIc https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl 9/24/21 2021-02375 Ralphs Grocery Sprouted Sea Salt Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- 8 Company Sunflower Seeds 02375.pdf The CarrIngton Tea https://oag.ca.gov/system/fIl CarrIngton Farms Beet 9/24/21 2021-02376 Company, LLC; Lead es/prop65/notIces/2021- Root Powder 9 Walmart, Inc.
    [Show full text]
  • Product Recall Notice
    PRODUCT RECALL To Our Valued Customers: The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) have posted a recall by Levitts Foods (Canada) Inc. for Compliments brand Roast Beef, Compliments brand Corned Beef, Compliments brand Smoked Beef Pastrami, Compliments brand Smoked Eye of the Round Pastrami and Compliments brand Montreal-Style Smoked Meat described below due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The following product is impacted by this recall: Brand Product Format UPC Best Before Region/Banners affected Compliments Smoked Eye 175g 0 68820 All best before Quebec- IGA, IGA extra, IGA express of the Round 13355 1 dates up to Marchés Bonichoix, Les Marchés Tradition, Pastrami and including Bonisoir, Omni, Voisin 2021/JA/22 EST 48 Compliments Corned Beef 175g 0 68820 All best Atlantic – Sobeys, Foodland and participating C 13356 8 before dates Co-op up to and Ontario – Sobeys, Foodland, FreshCo, Price Including Chopper, Voilà by Sobeys 2021/JA/22 West – Sobeys, Safeway, IGA, Thrifty Foods, EST 48 FreshCo Compliments Smoked Beef 175g 0 68820 All best Atlantic – Sobeys, Foodland and participating C Pastrami 13360 5 before dates Co-op up to and Ontario – Sobeys, Foodland, FreshCo, Price including Chopper, Voilà by Sobeys 2021/JA/22 West – Sobeys, Safeway, IGA, Thrifty Foods, EST 48 FreshCo Compliments Roast Beef 175g 0 68820 All best Atlantic – Sobeys, Foodland and participating C 13358 2 before dates Co-op up to and Ontario – Sobeys, Foodland, FreshCo, Price including Chopper, Voilà by Sobeys 2021/JA/22 West – Sobeys, Safeway, IGA,
    [Show full text]
  • 2017 Corporate Responsibility Report for the 2016 fiscal Year CORPORATE PROFILE
    2017 Corporate Responsibility Report For the 2016 fiscal year CORPORATE PROFILE With annual sales of over $12 billion and over 65 000 employees, Super C, Food Basics, Adonis and Première Moisson, as well as METRO is a leader in food and pharmaceutical distribution in 258 drugstores, chiefly under the Brunet, Metro Pharmacy and Québec and Ontario, where it operates or supplies a network of Drug Basics banners. 942 food stores under several banners, including Metro, Metro Plus, RETAIL NETWORK TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Message From The President Québec Ontario Total And CEO Supermarkets 204 134 338 Metro Metro 3 Message From The Senior Director Metro Plus Of Corporate Affairs Discount stores 93 125 218 4 Our Corporate Responsibility (CR) Super C Food Basics Approach - Our Four CR Pillars Neighbourhood stores - Our Materiality Analysis Marché Richelieu 59 - Our Governance Structure Marché AMI 187 - Awards And Recognition Marché Extra 104 350 Achievements In 2016 Partners 9 Adonis 2 Adonis 11 9 - Delighted Customers 24 Première Moisson 1 Première Moisson 25 20 - Respect For The Environment Total 680 262 942 29 - Strengthened Communities 38 - Empowered Employees Drugstores 184 74 258 46 2016 Highlights Brunet Pharmacy Brunet Plus Drug Basics Brunet Clinique Clini Plus ABOUT THIS REPORT This corporate responsibility report covers the 2016 financial year: the pharmaceutique Inc. and Brunet drugstore network) and the 52-week period that ended on September 24, 2016. This report was activities of our partner Première Moisson. published in May 2017 and significant events that occurred between the end of the 2016 financial year and the end of February 2017 In this report, "METRO" refers to the corporation and "Metro" were therefore also included in this report.
    [Show full text]
  • PC Optimum Part 1 PC Optimum Rewards Program
    Building a Rewards Program With 5 Million Monthly Visits: PC Optimum Part 1 PC Optimum Rewards Program In February of 2018, Loblaws merged their PC Plus & Shoppers Optimum Loyalty Programs to create a unified loyalty program, PC Optimum. Click to view. Click to view. Part 2 PC Optimum Rewards Program PC Optimum is a standalone loyalty program with its own website (pcoptimum.ca) and app. Part 3 PC Optimum Rewards Program Over the past two years, pcoptimum.ca has seen relatively stable traffic of 4M - 6M monthly visits, but growing only +14% since Nov. ‘18. 8M 6M 4M Monthly Web Traffic 2M 0 Nov. ‘18 Oct. ‘20 Part 4 PC Optimum Rewards Program Compared to competing rewards programs, PC Optimum has roughly 6 times more traffic than getmyoffers.ca (the rewards program for Sobeys, Safeway, IGA, & Foodland) & 42 times more traffic than morerewards.ca (Save-On-Foods’ program). That said, both My Offers & More Rewards have experienced more significant traffic growth during the period (+167% & +70% respectively) than PC Optimum (+14%). 8M 6M 4M Monthly Web Traffic 2M 0 Nov. ‘18 Oct. ‘20 pcoptimum.ca getmyoffers.ca morerewards.ca Part 5 PC Optimum Rewards Program Despite being a standalone program, PC Optimum is deeply integrated into Loblaw’s overall digital ecosystem. 92% of all referrals to PC Optimum are driven by 10+ Loblaws properties. Loblaws Web Property Non-Loblaws Web Property accounts.pcid.ca pcplus.ca shoppersdrugmart.ca secure.pcinsiders.ca secure.pcfinancial.ca realcanadiansuperstore.ca webmail.bell.net nofrills.ca pcfinancial.ca presidentschoice.ca loblaw.force.com play.shoppersdrugmart.ca 0 1M 2M Part 6 PC Optimum Rewards Program Despite being a standalone program, PC Optimum is deeply integrated into Loblaw’s overall digital ecosystem.
    [Show full text]
  • Extreme Couponing Mom's Canada Store Coupon Policies
    Extreme Couponing Mom’s Canada Store Coupon Policies Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Extreme Couponing Mom. Extreme Couponing Mom acknowledges all trademarks referred to and the rights of the trademarks owned by the companies referred to. A number of names appear in this document that are trademarks of the parties using such names and are the property of their respective owners. © 2011-2012 Extreme Couponing Mom. All rights reserved Printed in Canada July 2011, Revised August 2012 INTRODUCTION: This eBook is provided free courtesy of http://extremecouponingmom.ca Extremecouponingmom.ca is a money saving website where people can view my weekly sales & coupon match ups for stores across Canada. Each and every week I match up all of the hottest sales with valid coupons showing you how to get the most for your money. Along with posting the weekly sales you can also obtain all your coupons (mail order, insert dates and papers they come in as well as pintables’), sign up for great freebies/samples, enter contests (ours and others) and much more. Website: http://www.extremecouponingmom.ca Some of the weekly sales posted include: Atlantic Superstore Canadian Tire Co-op Atlantic Co-op West Extra Foods Familiprix Food Basics Foodland Fortinos FreshCo Giant Tiger Highland Farms IGA Independent Jean Coutu Lawtons Drugs Loblaws Ontario Loblaws Quebec Longos Maxi Metro Ontario Metro Quebec No Frills Atlantic No Frills Ontario No Frills West Price Chopper ON Provigo Real Canadian Superstore West Real Canadian Superstore Ontario Rexall/Pharmaplus Shoppers Drug Mart Sobeys Atlantic Sobeys Ontario Sobeys West Super C The Bargain Shop Thrifty Foods Uniprix Valu-Mart Walmart Zehrs Zellers Page 2 © 2011-2012 Extreme Couponing Mom.
    [Show full text]
  • Press Release
    Press Release For immediate release Unique Sobeys R-Purpose MICRO partnership to accelerate growth, bolster sustainability for 15 Ontario suppliers Training program developed by Provision Coalition Inc. and Sobeys Inc. helps small local food and beverage companies embed zero waste and regenerative practices in their businesses. Mississauga, Ont., January 22, 2021 – Today, 15 Ontario-based Sobeys Inc. suppliers will begin a 12- week journey to accelerate their growth by becoming more purpose-driven and more sustainable. The Sobeys R-Purpose MICRO training program is developed and delivered by Provision Coalition, Canada’s leading food and beverage sustainability experts. Cher Mereweather, the CEO of Provision Coalition said, “We are proud to be working with Sobeys to empower their local food partners to embed sustainability and circularity at the heart of their businesses. It’s inspiring to see so many smaller firms wanting to make more of an impact and adopt zero waste and regenerative ways of doing business.” All 15 participating businesses are part of Sobeys Inc.’s Local program, which supports the development of small local suppliers on their retail journey, from home kitchens and markets to Sobeys and Foodland shelves. Sheri Evans, the Local Development Manager for Sobeys Inc. in Ontario, said, “Sobeys started as a family business more than 100 years ago. We know the power and potential of small local businesses and we are always looking for unique ways to support the development of our local partners. This program is so exciting because it gives our partners tools and strategies to grow their businesses on a foundation of sustainability.” Please join us in congratulating the first cohort of Sobeys R-Purpose MICRO businesses who, in the next few months, will see first-hand the power of purpose and circularity as a mechanism for resiliency and business growth.
    [Show full text]
  • Popular Merchants That May Qualify for Scotia Momentum® VISA Infinite* Cash Back
    Popular Merchants ╪ that May Qualify for Scotia Momentum ® VISA Infinite* Cash Back 4% 4% 2% Grocery Stores & Supermarkets Service Stations & Automated Fuel Drug Stores And Pharmacies (Code 5411) Dispensers (Code 5912) (Codes 5541 & 5542) A & P 7 - Eleven Consumer Choice Pharmacy Asian Food Center Amco IDA Askew's Foods Canadian Tire Gas Bars Jean Coutu Atlantic Wholesalers Cango Lawtons Drugs Store Bidgoods Centex London Drugs Brunos Fine Foods Chevron Macquarries Drugs Ltd Buy Low Foods CO-OP Gas Bars Main Drug Mart Canada Safeway Couche Tard Medicine Shop Choices Market Crevier Murphy's Pharmacy Colemans Food Centre Drummond's Gas No Frills Drugs CO-OP Esso Peoples Drug Mart Cooper's Foods Fas Gas Pharma Plus Country Grocer Flying J Pharma Prix Dominion Fortino's Gas Bars Pharma Save Drugs Extra Foods Gale S Gas Bar Pharmx Rexall Fairway Market Gas Bar Rexall Drug Store Farm Boy Gasrite Shoppers Drug Mart Food Basics Husky Super Drug Mart Foodland Irving Oil The Medicine Shoppe Fortinos Loblaw Gas Bars Uniprix Grocery Gateway Macewen Valley Drug Mart Hannam Supermarket Mac's Gas Bar Highland Farms Mohawk IGA Mr. Gas Kin's Farm Market N. Atlantic Pet. Les Aliments M&M No Frills Gas Bar Loblaws Olco Loebs Petrocan Longo's Pioneer M & M Meat Shops Save On Foods Gas Bars Maxi Scholten's Metro Shell Michael - Angelo's Market Short Stop Gas Bars Moncion Grocers Sobey's Fast Fuel Needs Sunoco Nester's Market Sunys Overwaitea Food Super Save Gas Pete's Frootique Superstore Gas Bar Planet Organic Ultramar Powell's Supermarket Western Petroleum
    [Show full text]
  • Agency Name Basic Needs Supports Offered Hours of Operation Contact
    Updated Wednesday May 27, 2020 Agency Name Basic needs supports Hours of Operation Contact offered Grocery Stores Lucan Biddulph Foodland * Curbside pick up service * Monday-Friday 8am-8pm, 184 Main Street, Lucan ON https://ontario.foodland.ca/stor offered. Saturday to Sunday 8am-6pm N0M 2J0 es/lucan/ * Seniors and those with health * Monday-Friday 8-9am Phone: 519-227-4493 concerns given priority shopping hour. Middlesex Centre Foodland * Curbside pick up available * 8am-8pm daily 10166 Glendon Drive, https://ontario.foodland.ca/stor Monday, Wednesday, and Komoka es/foodland-komoka/ Friday. $4 fee. Phone: 519-641-6453 * Seniors and those with health * 7am-8am daily concerns shopping hour. BJ's Country Market * Take out available. Monday - Saturday 9-5, 4 York Street, Delaware www.Bjscountrymarket.com Sunday – 11-3 Phone: 519-652-3330 Thames Centre Sassy's * Curbside pick up available * 4:30am – 8pm daily 225 King Street, Thorndale www.sassyweb.com Monday-Friday. Phone: 519-461-1234 * Must call in advance to place * Monday - Friday 8am-4pm order. Foodland * Delivery Monday, Thursday, * 8am-8pm daily 2095 Dorchester Rd, https://ontario.foodland.ca/stor and Friday to seniors and self- Dorchester es/dorchester/ isolating families only. Phone: 519-268-7317 * Seniors and those with health * 8am-9am daily concerns shopping hour. Updated Wednesday May 27, 2020 North Middlesex Foodland (Ailsa Craig) *Monday - Thursday 8am- 157 Main Street, Ailsa Craig https://ontario.foodland.ca/stor 7pm, Friday 8am-8pm, Phone: 519-293-3241 es/ailsa-craig/ Saturday – 9am-6pm, Sunday - 11am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm, 269 Main Street, Parkhill Foodland (Parkhill) Friday - 8am-8pm, Saturday – Phone: 519-294-6215 https://ontario.foodland.ca/stor 8am-7pm, Sunday – 9am-6pm es/parkhill Southwest Middlesex Foodland * Curbside pick up available.
    [Show full text]
  • Sobeys to Employees: We Prefer to Stay Union Free
    Sobeys To Employees: We Prefer To Stay Union Free By Andy Georgiades Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TORONTO (Dow Jones)--In response to an organizing drive by the United Food and Commercial Workers, Sobeys Inc. has sent a letter to employees saying it prefers to remain "union-free." A copy of the letter, signed by Craig Gilpin, president of Sobeys Ontario, was obtained by Dow Jones. It says an "American-based union" is targeting employees of Sobeys, Price Chopper and Foodland, which are supermarket banners operated by Empire Co. (EMP.A.T). "Contrary to what the UFCW will try to make you believe, this membership campaign is not based on any particular issues or problems that employees are having with their company. Instead, this membership campaign simply provides the UFCW with another way to increase the union's revenues - at a cost to you," the letter says. A Sobeys spokesman verified the letter was sent, but didn't comment further. The letter goes on to say that the company's "preference is to remain union-free," as its non-union workers have enjoyed open and honest communication for years through its Guarantee of Fair Treatment and Ethics telephone lines. While Sobeys operations in Quebec are mostly unionized, the grocer's operations in Atlantic Canada (its home base), Ontario and western Canada are largely without union representation. The UFCW has said that Sobeys is Canada's second-largest grocer and the UFCW is "the union for retail food workers," hence the national organizing campaign recently launched to unionize the workforce. Unlike Sobeys, competitors such as Loblaw Cos.
    [Show full text]
  • Identifying Oʻahu Food Deserts A
    DEPRIVATION IN PARADISE: IDENTIFYING OʻAHU FOOD DESERTS A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE GRADUATE DIVISION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I AT MĀNOA IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN GEOGRAPHY MAY 2017 By Chelsea Māhealani Dau Thesis Committee: Matthew McGranaghan, Chairperson Ashok Das Krisnawati Suryanata Keywords: Food Deserts, Food Security, Oʻahu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank my family and friends, especially my parents for their continued financial and emotional support and my Aunty Mary and Patsy for allowing me to live with them during my academic studies. I would also like to thank my mom, cousin Angela, and friends Ayesha and Anna for helping me with the basket compilation and editing. Thank you to my committee for their continued support and the Department of Public Health, particularly Dr. Victoria Fan, for providing me with the tools to complete this analysis. ii TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES ....................................................................................................................................................... v LIST OF FIGURES .................................................................................................................................................. vii LIST OF MAPS ....................................................................................................................................................... viii CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • THE TOP RETAILERS in ONTARIO W W 9Th Edition 2019
    THE TOP RETAILERS IN ONTARIO W W 9th Edition 2019 1 METHODOLOGY Evaluation of the customer experience at 182 Ontario retailers via an online survey with HOW? over 15,000 Ontarians. WHO? Each retailer was assessed by 400 of its recent customers, 15 years of age or older. WHEN? Data collection took place from September to October 2019. Results were weighted according to gender, age, region and language, to be WEIGHTING? representative of each retailer’s recent clientele. 2 WOW INDEX The WOW Index is based on a store’s performance on the 16 dimensions related to the in-store experience, taking into account the importance of each dimension in the store’s line of business. The WOW index is a number between 0 and 100. PRODUCTS PRICE SERVICE • Staff Courtesy • Product Quality • Staff Competency • Competitive Prices • Product Variety • Staff Attentiveness • Promotional Activities • Drive and Innovation • Efficiency at Checkout • Importance Given to Customers STORE CUSTOMIZATION OTHER DIMENSIONS* • Store Ambiance • Proximity of the Store • Store Layout • Sense of Belonging • Customer Recognition • Signage • Building Customer Loyalty • The Store’s Curb Appeal ** • Information Displayed • Integration of Contact Points** * These dimensions are not included in the Wow Index calculation. 3 ** New dimensions. GROCERY 2019 2019 RETAILERS WOW INDEX 1 FARM BOY 77.7 2 YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER 76.8 3 LONGO'S 70.0 4 SOBEYS 68.7 5 WHOLE FOODS 68.3 6 METRO 68.0 7 FORTINOS 67.4 ONTARIO 8 NO FRILLS 66.9 9 FOODLAND 65.8 10 ZEHRS 63.8 11 INDEPENDENT CITY MARKET
    [Show full text]
  • 2016 Corporate Responsibility Report
    2016 Corporate Responsibility Report For 2015 fiscal year Company profile With annual sales of over $12 billion and over 65,000 employees, Metro is a leader Table of contents in food and pharmaceutical distribution in Québec and Ontario, where it operates or supplies a network of 590 food stores under several banners, including Metro, 2 Company profile 3 Message from the President Metro Plus, Super C, Food Basics, Adonis and Première Moisson, as well as 254 drugstores and Chief Executive Officer under the Brunet, Metro Pharmacy and Drug Basics banners. 4 Metro’s strategic vision 5 Four pillars 6 Corporate responsibility governance 7 Ongoing stakeholder relations Major achievements 8 Delighted customers 14 Respect for the environment 20 Strengthened communities 26 Empowered employees RETAIL NETWORK Québec Ontario Total DISCOUNT STORES PARTNERS STORES Stores 207 136 343 METRO METRO METRO PLUS Discount stores 89 124 213 SUPER C FOOD BASICS Partners 7 2 9 ADONIS ADONIS 24 1 25 PREMIÈRE MOISSON PREMIÈRE MOISSON Total 327 263 590 Drugstores 181 73 254 DRUGSTORES BRUNET METRO BRUNET PLUS PHARMACY BRUNET CLINIQUE DRUG BASICS CLINI PLUS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 METRO INC. 2016 CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY REPORT Introduction Delighted Respect for Strengthened Empowered customers the environment communities employees Message from the President and Chief Executive Officer POSITIVE RESULTS OF OUR FIRST IMPLEMENTATION PHASE Concrete reduction of our environmental footprint Implementation of responsible procurement practices Development of a comprehensive approach to health Launch of concrete projects in the communities in which we operate The work carried out this past year has been very enriching. We came to the As part of our health strategy, we launched My Healthy Plate With Metro, end of our first corporate responsibility (CR) roadmap (2010) and set out a new which aims to provide a range of products and programs to promote 2016-2020 CR plan (November 2015).
    [Show full text]