Native Americans add to Canada tobacco strife

(21-Jun-2007) - Tax-free tobacco sales on Native American reservations have Canadian border operators fuming, writes Gavin Lipsith

(20-Sep-2006) - Transport Canada has rethought the tough stance it adopted on restrictions to airport retail following the foiled UK terror plot of August 10

(15-May-2002) - HMSHost Corp has been awarded a five-year contract at Vancouver International airport for two new speciality retail concessions, called Gifts of the Raven and Exploration.

(13-Dec-2002) - With federal tobacco taxes rising, many Americans are looking to tax-free outlets on native American reservations and the Internet for savings. And with states forecast to lose billions in tax revenue in the next few years, the US government is desperately looking for a way to stem the flow of cheap tobacco. Gavin Lipsith investigates.

(17-Oct-2006) - Americans are the second-highest spenders when travelling abroad, behind the Germans, and are a key revenue earner for Canadian, Latin American, European, Caribbean and Asian travel retailers. But fortunes in these markets are mixed, writes Sandra Newman