Apple has increased Canadian prices on existing iPhone, Mac and iPad models as memory costs climb. Its latest results show strong revenue, but management says the impact on consumer demand remains unclear.
Apple Maps advertising is now live in Canada, giving retailers and local businesses paid visibility in Maps searches. The new placements offer another way to reach nearby shoppers, although campaign costs and measurable sales results will determine their value.
Canadian Tire's 93-piece Hudson's Bay Stripes Winter 2026 collection adds new product categories, two brand collaborations and distribution through SportChek for the first time.
Gildan Activewear lowers its 2026 revenue and earnings forecasts after weaker-than-expected demand across wholesale and retail channels, while continuing its HanesBrands integration.
Popeyes Canada has introduced a $6.99 Honey Chicken Biscuit nationwide, combining its crispy Canadian chicken, buttermilk biscuit and 100 per cent real Canadian honey.
Morguard reported 90.3 per cent retail occupancy in the third quarter of 2026, while adjusted net operating income from its retail portfolio declined year over year amid higher vacancies and lower lease cancellation fees.
Plaza Retail REIT reported higher funds from operations, a 98.3 per cent committed occupancy rate and increased net operating income for the first nine months of 2026.
SmartCentres reported 98.2 per cent retail occupancy and higher rental income in the third quarter, while advancing new Walmart-anchored developments and expanding its self-storage portfolio.
Vaughan-based LenzVU has launched HotSpotVU, a managed guest Wi-Fi service that helps Canadian businesses collect customer contacts, track repeat visits and automate follow-up marketing.
Skip is offering 10 Canadians up to 365 McDonald’s orders through its delivery platform, alongside nationwide promotional events and meal offers running through Dec. 13.
The fourth edition of the campaign mobilized the RONA network's teams and customers in support of organizations that provide aid to vulnerable individuals across Canada
Apple's new 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 starts at $2,799 in Canada, with faster graphics, on-device AI performance and Wi-Fi 7. Pre-orders open October 28, with retail availability November 6.
Apple is launching its M6-powered iMac in Canada from $2,099, holding the entry price steady from the outgoing M4 while adding faster processing, expanded AI capabilities, Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6. Retail availability begins November 6.
Jollibee is marking its 10th anniversary in Canada with limited-time food offers, holiday events and plans to expand through franchising over the next five years.
Bath & Body Works has launched its Season of Wonder holiday campaign in Canada and the U.S., featuring new fragrances, seasonal products and actress Zooey Deschanel.
ROYALMOUNT will open seasonal outdoor padel courts in May 2027 through a partnership with Kopa Padel, adding sports programming to its Montreal shopping centre.
CFIB reports weaker hiring intentions, easing price increase plans and continued pressure from fuel costs and tariff uncertainty on Canadian small businesses.
The restaurant chain is expanding its all-day steak menu and introducing two Monster Energy Zero Ultra-based beverages at participating Canadian locations outside Quebec.
The Toronto-based fitness equipment company developed the NX3 MAX with input from Pilates instructors, adding new adjustment features and a larger carriage.
Calgary-founded restaurant chain brings back three food favourites and a signature cocktail at Canadian locations before hosting an anniversary celebration at its original restaurant.
The coffee chain is selling five Halloween-themed merchandise items at participating restaurants and online, with additional products available exclusively through TimShop.ca.
The Salvation Army Thrift Store is opening an 8,300-square-foot location on Quadra Street, its second store in Victoria and eighth on Vancouver Island.
Wayfair is expanding its partnership with Klarna, making the payment company's full suite of flexible payment options available to Canadian shoppers for the first time.
Tim Hortons says its sixth annual Orange Sprinkle Donut campaign raised $979,000 for five Indigenous organizations across Canada on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
The fundraiser supports MS Canada programs and research aimed at improving support for Canadians affected by multiple sclerosis and advancing research into the disease.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to creating welcoming spaces that bring people together and support healthier, more connected communities.
The agreement marks DoorDash's first partnership with the NHL and gives the company marketing and branding rights tied to league broadcasts, events and the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The campaign, called The Power of Maybe: The Canadian Jingle Reimagined, launched this week and features Nicolina, Liz Lokre, Naomi and Tia Wood, with each artist interpreting the jingle through her own music and approach to self-expression.
The expanded rollout of EAIGLE's Vision AI technology is focused on automating gate operations and improving the movement of vehicles through Loblaw's distribution network.
The program, created by the Downtown Yonge BIA and operated by Tour Guys, will add a weekday lunch tour beginning Sept. 17 and a Sunday beverage tour launching Sept. 20. The expansion follows three sold-out seasons of the community food-tour series.
SHEIN said the campaign is intended to reflect the role of creators and their digital communities in fashion discovery, inspiration, interpretation and conversation.
Apple’s iOS 27 rollout gives Siri AI and Safari new capabilities for product discovery, price monitoring and restock alerts. For Canadian retailers, the shift raises a practical question: whether their product data and digital services are ready for more AI-mediated shopping journeys.
The new platform brings several travel-booking functions into one interface and adds AI-assisted tools for tracking fares, predicting prices and alerting users when airfares fall.
The company now operates more than 60 locations in Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba, Alberta and Quebec, with much of that growth occurring over the past five years.