In 1978, Olympic Paper relocated to Quebec City. With a target market of medium and large companies and governmental sectors, we progressively made a name for ourselves throughout the province.

In 1984, as the company grew significantly, our warehouse space quadrupled.

In 1990, having reached a high turnover, the company underwent a major expansion. We built a much larger, modernized warehouse with facilities to accommodate future needs.

In 1995, we founded Olympic 2000, the little sister of Olympic Paper. This company specializes in producing high-quality refurbished ultra-black laser cartridges. Ultra-black cartridges are all original products used only once, and they are guaranteed to last for an additional cycle.

By 2000, we had extended our customer base from Ontario all the way through to the maritime provinces. Our goal was to grow our market beyond Canada. We are proud to confirm that over all these years we maintained our customers’ trust, and our team has always been able to meet even the most demanding customer needs.

In 2007, to expand to new markets, Olympic Paper partnered with the “Millenium Micro” group and began selling computer equipment. This primarily includes printers, screens and laptops as well as on-site service for customers, and we developed a “cost-per-page” program to manage printer fleets.

In 2010, to update our image and better reflect our current services, Olympic Paper created a new division and became Olympic Computer Solutions.