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Holidays: how shoppers shift their habits
In December, conversations shift, stores brighten up, and shoppers ease into that festive mindset where buying becomes almost a ritual. The weeks leading up to the holidays bring a mix of excitement, deal-hunting, and last-minute planning. Buying choices reflect a desire for speed, gifts that truly resonate, and a shopping experience free of unnecessary obstacles….
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Keep sales moving through any snowstorm
An early blast of snow can throw off even the most prepared among us. When November decides to bring out its heavy white artillery sooner than expected, consumer routines shift almost instantly. Slippery sidewalks, reduced visibility, and biting cold remind everyone that winter doesn’t wait. Retailers often have only a few days to adapt, because…
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Get ready for winter with smoother payments
The air turns crisp, the leaves are falling, and November’s first real chill slowly settles in. We shift from a gentle autumn to that moment when gloves come out, insulation gets checked, and businesses prepare for customers who are a little colder and in a hurry. It’s a time when the overall feeling changes—customers seek…
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Halloween: Capture Every Sale with the Right Payment Tools
Halloween has become much more than just an evening of candy and costumes. In Canada, this holiday now generates billions of dollars in revenue and completely transforms consumer buying behavior throughout the month of October. For retailers, understanding these new trends represents a golden opportunity to boost their sales. The last-minute shopping rush Contrary to…
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Go contactless this fall, faster than ever
The cold sets in, habits change Quebec’s autumn means layered jackets, spiced lattes, and lineups in cafés where no one wants to dig out their wallet. And for good reason: when it’s barely 3 degrees, pulling off your gloves to punch in a PIN isn’t exactly appealing. The result? Contactless payment quickly becomes the go-to…
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Thanksgiving in Quebec: Shopping Trends and Local Charm
Thanksgiving in Quebec is a little different. While the holiday isn’t as widely celebrated as it is in the rest of Canada or the U.S., it still marks an important shift in seasonal behavior—especially when it comes to shopping. As the leaves turn gold and the temperatures drop, Quebecers start thinking about cozy dinners, fall…
