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The April 2022 CAAR Communicator is now also available online in case you missed the print version.
The cover story reviews the cost of fertilizer pricing in the Crop Market Outlook article -- just one of the many important retailer topics that was covered at the CAAR conference earlier in the year.
All of the articles can be found online:
- The A, R and E of Employee Retention
- The State of Canadian Retail Businesses
- CAAR Conference MRL Panel Discussion Recap
- We Need to Talk About Mental Wellness
- Changes to Pesticide & Fertilizer Container Collection Programs in Alberta & Manitoba
- Executive Director's Message
- April CAAR News
- By the Numbers
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