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     "It’s hard to understand how the new 'top gun' of Santé Québec will get hospitals and other health facilities to cut $1.5 billion from their budgets."

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     Audible is now included with Amazon Music Unlimited | Digital Trends

     Starting today, Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers in the U.S., UK, and Canada can access Audible‘s entire catalog of audiobooks from within the Amazon ...

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2. www.blogto.com › tech › 2024/01/160-source-storesOver 160 The Source stores across Canada are about to become ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · A total of 165 locations of The Source, once known as Radio Shack and then The Source by Circuit City, will now become outposts of Best Buy Express, reported the Canadian Press on Thursday.

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3. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaEnd credits not rolling yet for Alberta video store surviving ...

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   Sep 6, 2021 · The rise of Netflix and other streaming services in the 2010s sent the movie rental business crashing. But one video store is still standing.

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6. www.cbc.ca › news › businessWhy the video store isn't extinct - yet | CBC News

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   He figures there are now between 250 to 300 independent video stores left in Canada, mostly in small towns. That's a drop from an estimated 600 in 2012. Beyond that, he said there are an...

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   How many independent video stores are left in Canada?

   • He figures there are now between 250 to 300 independent video stores left in Canada, mostly in small towns. That's a drop from an estimated 600 in 2012. Beyond that, he said there are an additional 500 convenience stores, general stores and gas stations that sell movies. At its peak, Kilburn's business employed 14 people.

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   How many 'the source' locations are there in Canada?

   • A total of 165 locations of The Source, once known as Radio Shack and then The Source by Circuit City, will now become outposts of Best Buy Express, reported the Canadian Press on Thursday.

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   Is there still a video store in Victoria?

   • Kent Bendall hears it at least once a day — someone will come in and tell him, "Oh, I can't believe there's still a video store in town." He owns Pic-a-Flic Video in Victoria, one of the country's remaining independent video stores. But it's a tough time to be in the business.

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   Are Canadians using digital in their shopping experience?

   • Swathi Sadagopan, Strategic Insights Lead, for Google Canada Retail, said Canadians are increasingly using digital in their shopping experience not only for buying items but also for researching items prior to visiting stores. “With so much having changed over the past few years, we’re seeing a few key trends take shape this holiday season.

   Retail has Changed Forever in Canada as Consumers Shift Online

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   Can video stores make a comeback?

   • "I think the video store can definitely make a comeback as well." Writing's on the wall? The decline in video stores has been blamed on streaming sites like Netflix, illegal downloading, waning interest, less product being offered to video stores, even the closure of chain stores like Blockbuster and Rogers Video .

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   Are there any Blockbuster stores left in Canada?

   • Blockbuster stores in Canada shut down in 2011. However, there is still one Blockbuster left in the world, located in Bend, Ore. Despite this, Rogers closed its video stores in Canada in 2012. Now, with the rise of streaming services like Crave and Disney Plus, people must subscribe to certain platforms to watch certain content.

   End credits not rolling yet for Alberta video store surviving streaming

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   Nov 6, 2022 · Online video plays an increasingly important role in the shopping journey: 70 per cent of consumers say they bought a brand because they saw it on YouTube with over two in three (67 per cent) holiday shoppers having watched a video on YouTube before a store visit;