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Mac's Milk[]
1961–1975 (Canada)[]
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Mac's Milk was founded in 1961 by Ken and Carl McGowen, when they opened their first store in Richmond Hill, Ontario.
Mac's Convenience Stores[]
1975–1999 (Canada)[]
Mac's Milk changed its name to Mac's Convenience Stores on May 7, 1975.
1999–2002 (Canada), 2001–2002 (USA)[]
In 1999, Alimentation Couche-Tard acquired the Mac's Convenience Stores brand and replaced the Mac's Convenience Stores mascot MacTavish with their own mascot, Hibou (lit."owl").
In 2001, Alimentation Couche-Tard would convert stores from its Bigfoot Food Stores brand into its Mac's Convenience Stores brand. However, these stores all closed down in 2004 and were instead converted into Circle K stores, which the company had acquired a year prior, in 2003.
When Mac's Convenience Stores shut down in 2017, some stores still used this logo.
2002–2017 (Canada, corporate), 2002–present (Canada, franchised), 2002–2004 (USA)[]
Alimentation Couche-Tard would announce in 2015 that they would be converting all 5,906 locations under the Mac's Convenience Stores brand into Circle K locations. the conversion of these would begin in May 2017, with the vast majority of stores being converted that summer. As of February 2025, a small handful of locations still use the outdated Mac's branding.