Everyone in Canada has felt the impact of rising fuel prices over the last several months. On average, Canadians were spending roughly $231 per month on fuel, but that number has surged by nearly 40% following the outbreak of the war in the Middle East. As fuel prices climbed, the average monthly cost of owning a vehicle increased from $1,373 to $1,439. Combined with the inflation Canadians experience throughout March, it’s clear that the cost of everyday life continues to ri

Gen7 highlights several of the powerful Indigenous women who are raising their voices and leading calls for action to address the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit individuals, bringing greater awareness to both the urgency and need for meaningful change

When you pull up to a gas station, do you ever think beyond the fuel or the snacks? Most people don’t. But next time you’re standing at the pump, ask yourself “where does the money I just spent really go?”. When you go to a Gen7 Fuel station, we can tell you exactly where your money goes, because it goes right into the community you’re standing on!

Shiloh Park Campground & Marina is ideal for campers looking for a scenic spot that feels removed from the hustle and bustle, yet conveniently located near downtown Wallaceburg.

June marks Indigenous History Month in Canada, a dedicated time to honour the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. However, supporting Indigenous communities goes beyond just this month. Whether you’re new to learning about Indigenous rights in Canada or looking for meaningful ways to deepen your connection, this guide offers practical, respectful steps to listen, learn, and act with intention.

Pow Wows are vibrant Indigenous gatherings that celebrate culture through traditional dance, music, and community. Typically held over a weekend, Pow Wows are open to everyone, including non-Indigenous attendees; they and offer a unique opportunity to experience Indigenous culture firsthand.

Looking to explore a side of Canada you didn’t know existed? Trade in the snow-capped stereotypes for sun-drenched adventures in South Okanagan, BC, a hidden gem that rivals top international destinations.

Gen7 shares some hidden gems in Canada. Who needs to travel internationally when you have everything you need right here?

At Gen7 Silver Grizzly in Penticton, BC, we’re proud to serve Spirit Bear Coffee, a premium Indigenous-owned coffee brand that aligns with our values of quality, community, and sustainability.

Gen7 Fuel is thrilled to introduce the women behind our stations, fostering a sense of community, and stand as real-world role models, especially for future women and First-Nations entrepreneurs.

We wear orange to honour the Survivors of residential schools, and those who never returned home. The acknowledgement of truth, is vital to walking the path to reconciliation.

It is no coincidence that National Indigenous Heritage Day falls on June 21st, the day of the Summer Solstice. To the First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples in Canada, this day marks the annual spiritual awakening; a new season of life.

Since 2010, May 5th has been regarded as National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Children, and Two-Spirit People Awareness Day – also known as Red Shirt Day. On May 5th, we wear red to honour the thousands of First Nations women, girls, and two-spirit people who we’ve lost to senseless violence in Canada.

At Gen7 Fuel, women not only form the nucleus of the management, they live by those traditional values and feel obligated to provide for current and future generations. Working as a tight knit team, women behind Gen7 have grown the company from just one gas station to the current seven outlets with convenience stores by partnering with entrepreneurs from First Nation communities.