Advertisement
Advertisement

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For September 5, 2024

OUR ARTICLES OF THE DAY

Retail industry news delivered directly to you. Subscribe to Retail-Insider.

News at a Glance

Retail Insider is streamlining its Canadian retail news from around the web to include a handful of top news stories that can be viewed quickly during the day. Here are the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Would commercial rent control protect small businesses in Canada? (CBC)

Costco raises membership fees in Canada and US, implements stricter access controls (Retail Insider)

KITS Eyecare Boosts Q3 Revenue Outlook (Retail Insider)

More than 300 Toronto corner stores can sell alcohol as of Thursday (CBC)

Niagara convenience store owners see industry ‘rebirth’ through alcohol sales (Niagara This Week)

Walmart Canada Faces Union Push at Mississauga Warehouse (Retail Insider)

Data Points: Retail sales steady as B.C.’s inflation rate beats national average (BIV)

Vancouver collectibles and retro video game store closes after five months, moves to Japan (VIA)

Nova Scotia has highest shoplifting rates in country, according Statistics Canada (CTV)

Montrealer designer Suhaila Niazi showcasing her designs at Semaine de le Mode de Montreal (CityNews)

New Orchards Co-op Food Store opens with a focus on local vendors (Edmonton Sun)

Interest in downtown retail spaces rising, but ‘trouble spots’ remain, brokers say (Ottawa Business Journal)

Curated Digest

MOST RECENT PREVIOUS ARTICLES

Load more

RECENT RETAIL INSIDER VIDEOS

News

Aritzia Unveils Expanded Flagship at CF Toronto Eaton Centre

Craig Patterson -
Aritzia unveils an expanded flagship at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, introducing a larger format store with integrated café and experiential retail features.
Read more
News

Michaels debuts 10-minute custom framing in Canada

Mario Toneguzzi -
The new service allows customers to upload a photo directly from their phone, choose a frame with the help of a Michaels framing expert, and leave with a printed, framed and gift-boxed memory.
Read more
News

Woodbine Mall CCAA Signals Shift to Redevelopment

Craig Patterson -
Woodbine Mall, a major retail centre in Ontario, is welcoming new tenants as part of its expansion strategy. The addition of diverse retailers aims to enhance the shopping experience for visitors and drive increased foot traffic.
Read more
News

Canada losing businesses at an alarming rate: CFIB

Mario Toneguzzi -
Business exits in Canada have outpaced new business entries since early 2024, and the problem seems to be getting worse.
Read more
News

Growth planned for QuickBite Collective brands

Mario Toneguzzi -
Although the company was founded in 2024, its legacy brand Teriyaki Experience is celebrating 40 years in business.
Read more
News

GS25 Rumor Highlights Demand for Asian Convenience Retail in Canada

Craig Patterson -
GS25 is not entering Canada despite recent rumours and a news article, but Toronto speculation highlights growing demand for Asian convenience retail concepts.
Read more
News

STRONG Pilates on aggressive expansion path

Mario Toneguzzi -
STRONG Pilates is set to expand from seven studios at the end of 2025, to 22 locations by the end of 2026, with plans to reach 40 by 2027.
Read more
News

Yorkdale Outpaces Canadian Malls by $700 Per Square Foot

Craig Patterson -
Yorkdale leads Canadian malls with $2,368 per square foot, outperforming competitors by over $700 in 2025 rankings.
Read more
News

Bath Depot Opens 50th Store, Expands Western Footprint

Lee Rivett -
Bath Depot, a Canadian home retailer, is set to open its 50th store in Edmonton on April 24, 2026. This opening underscores the company's expanding footprint across Canada with a growing variety of home products.
Read more
News

Loblaws Humbertown Reopens Amid Major Redevelopment

Craig Patterson -
Loblaws, a Canadian grocery chain, is reopening its Humbertown location in Etobicoke on April 24, 2026. The store has undergone extensive renovations aimed at enhancing the shopping experience with new offerings and layout improvements.
Read more
Curated Digest

Daily Synopsis: Apr 24, 2026

Retail Insider -
Retail copycats, Freed & Freed’s fashion shoot, Lululemon future questioned with new CEO, 2 FreshCo stores open in one day, Manitoba to cut PST on ready-made food in smaller retailers, Goodwill dealing with breakins, and other news.
Read more
News

CAFA Moves to Montréal as Industry Celebrates 2026 Winners

Lee Rivett -
The Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards (CAFA) celebrated its 2026 winners and honourees at the 12th annual gala in Montréal, highlighting significant contributions to the fashion industry by both established and emerging talents.
Read more
News

From The Desk: Retail Revitalization and Strategic Expansion in Canada

Craig Patterson -
This week’s retail focus highlights strategic Canadian expansions, heritage retail innovation, and the evolving synergy between value and luxury amid shifting consumers, as well as many other topics.
Read more
News

Retail Leaders Outline Strategy Shifts at Rotman Event

Craig Patterson -
Retail leaders discuss strategy, consumer shifts, and growth at Retail Insider’s first in-person event with Rotman.
Read more
News

Inside the Fashion Shoot Shaping Freed & Freed’s Next Chapter

Craig Patterson -
Marissa Freed discusses the creative vision, storytelling, and emotional moments behind Freed & Freed’s latest fashion shoot.
Read more
News

Armco Capital acquires Stephen Avenue Place and adjacent buildings in downtown Calgary

Mario Toneguzzi -
Landmark transaction brings together a prominent Class A office tower and a rare collection of contiguous high-street retail properties on Stephen Avenue, Calgary's most recognized pedestrian corridor.
Read more
Load more
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

FEATURES ON RETAIL INSIDER

spot_img
spot_img

About

Contact

Media

Follow

© 2025 Retail Insider Media Ltd. All Rights Reserved. The content on this website is protected by the copyrights of Retail Insider Media Ltd. or the copyrights of third parties and used by agreement. No part of any of the content of this website may be reproduced, distributed, modified, framed, cached, adapted or linked to, or made available in any form by any photographic, electronic, digital, mechanical, photostat, microfilm, xerography or other means, or incorporated into or used in any information storage and retrieval system, electronic or mechanical, without the prior written permission of Retail Insider Media Ltd. or the applicable third party copyright owner.