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Mac’s convenience store brand being phased out

A Mac's sign in Ontario. Bayne Stanley/The Canadian Press

LAVAL, Que. – The Mac’s convenience store brand is being retired by owner Alimentation Couche-Tard, which is adopting the Circle K brand for most of its locations in North America and Europe.

The company will keep its Couche-Tard banner in Quebec, where the company has its head office in Laval.

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It will begin rolling out its Circle K brand to other parts of Canada in May 2017, following rollouts in the United States and Europe that begin next year.

Circle K is already Couche-Tard’s most widely used store banner, primarily in the United States plus 12 other countries.

The announcement was made ahead of Couche-Tard’s annual meeting for shareholders.

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