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Digitech Renewable Printer Cartridges
Own your own business and join the lucrative b2b industry with a Digitech Renewable Printer Cartridges Business.
Minimum Investment: $12,500.
PET DEPOT®
If you love animals and enjoy working with people, this retail pet franchise could be the perfect franchise...
Minimum Investment: $235,000.
Great Canadian Dollar Store
Great Canadian Dollar Store is a well-known franchise chain of retail stores that offers "Extreme...
Minimum Investment: $150,000.
Rafters Home Store
Join this unique gift and home decor franchise opportunity and be rewarded with career success.
Minimum Investment: $120,000.
Global Pet Foods
Invest in a remarkable retail opportunity for Pet lovers! Unique pet foods franchise, fantastic benefits...
Minimum Investment: $157,500.
THE original basket boutique
Is your job doing everything it can for you? If not, try our unique gift franchise! Proven brand, work from home...
Minimum Investment: $35,000.
Yogen Fruz
Yogen Fruz is the largest frozen yogurt franchise, voted #1 Franchise in the World by Entrepreneur Magazine, with...
Minimum Investment: $125,000.
Diet Center
Diet Center offers over 36 years of industry experience, low investment, low overhead and a $34 billion growing...
Minimum Investment: $50,000.
Pano Boutique
Start your own printer, copying and sign business, with this top franchise opportunity from Pano Boutique.
Minimum Investment: $111,110.
Living Lighting
Become a successful business owner and join this unique retail franchise network. Attractive benefits...
Minimum Investment: $200,500.
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Canada has a strong retail industry, Franchise Direct are happy to provide a range of retail franchise opportunities for you to explore.
Ontario leads Canada’s retail industry, with an annual growth rate of 3.2%, above the national average of 2%. Ontario accounts for almost 8,900 locations or 57.6% of the total increase since 1999. Alberta and British Columbia follow representing 2.9 % and 2.8 % respectively for the same period.
Figures reported from retailers for December 2008 show that the automotive industry and food and beverage industry lead the retail sector in Canada, with other leading industries including Building and Outdoor Home Supplies, Pharmacies and Personal Care, and Clothing and Accessories.




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