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Has joined the Stingray Retail Media Network. Under the agreement, Stingray will produce and dynamically insert digital audio advertisements within Dollarama stores connected to the retail audio network powered by Stingray’s proprietary streaming media technology. The Stingray Retail Media Network will enable advertisers to reach and connect with Dollarama principal shoppers at point-of sale. Dollarama Inc. shares T.DOL are trading unchanged at $62.41.

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