American Express has launched a grant program supporting 20 Canadian restaurants, providing financial assistance to bolster the nation's foodservice industry.
Restaurant Brands International Inc. is one of the world's largest quick service restaurant companies with over $40 billion in annual system-wide sales and over 30,000 restaurants in more than 120 countries and territories
Skip's new Skip+ membership program brings Canadians $0 delivery fees, reduced service charges, and exclusive perks with partners like CIBC, WestJet, and the NHL
Royalmount and Porsche debut a luxury valet service with an exclusive lounge and priority EV charging, elevating the sustainable luxury experience in Montreal.
WELL Health expands primary care in Canada with the acquisition of Jack Nathan clinics, launching new Affiliate Clinic model in Walmart locations nationwide.
Montreal dockworkers' strike shuts down two major container terminals, impacting Canadian retailers' holiday inventory and raising supply chain concerns.
As Canadians eye the U.S. election, a Harris or Trump presidency could reshape Canada’s agri-food sector, influencing trade, tariffs, and food security.
Founded 60 years ago in St. Jacobs, Ontario, Home Hardware Stores Limited is Canadian and the country's largest Dealer-owned and operated home improvement retailer with more than 1,000 stores operating under the Home Hardware, Home Building Centre, Home Hardware Building Centre and Home Furniture banners
Cineplex Media appoints Kristie Painting as Executive VP and Managing Director, bringing her extensive media expertise to the Canadian entertainment company.
CFIB reports low demand impacting small businesses in Canada, highlighting economic challenges and the urgent need for support during tough market conditions.
The Staples network includes 298 stores across Canada and staples.ca, printing and shipping services at Staples Print, and Staples Studio co-working spaces
Apple launches MacBook Pro with M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips, bringing major performance upgrades, a new nano-texture display, and deeper Apple Intelligence integration to its flagship laptops.
With 50 thriving franchise locations already in operation, Tahini’s is set to amplify its presence across Canada and the United States with ambitious plans for global expansion
With the new Toronto Fresh distribution centre now fully in operation, the final milestone of METRO's seven-year modernization project has been reached.
Festival of Crafts will see artists, makers and craftspeople travelling from as far as Charlottetown and Whitehorse to bring their unique gifts, upcycled clothing, and handmade wares to Calgarians
Empire Company Limited expands its e-commerce home delivery services by partnering with Instacart and Uber Eats, enhancing grocery accessibility across Canada.
Beginning Saturday (Oct. 26), until Saturday, Nov. 9, customers can donate to Operation Santa Claus at their local Giant Tiger store by rounding up their purchase or donating $1 or $2 at checkout
Knix opens a new pop-up store at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto, expanding its retail footprint across North America with future growth planned.
A study uncovers that Canadian dairy farms waste up to 1 billion liters of milk annually, sparking debates over raw milk legalization and consumer choice.
A Nespresso survey reveals Canadians increasingly seek affordable and sustainable options from businesses, highlighting shifts in consumer expectations and priorities.
Polar Ice Vodka teams up with BeaverTails to introduce a unique cinnamon sugar-flavored vodka, blending iconic Canadian flavors in an innovative new product.
Lightspeed Commerce unveils new features for retail and hospitality, giving businesses data-driven tools to improve sales, manage inventory, and enhance customer service.
Moose Knuckles introduces Moose Lab, debuting with a capsule by Carlos Nazario. The 12-piece collection blends functional design with bold, fashion-forward elements.
KaleMart24 opens its third store near Montreal’s Bell Centre, offering health-conscious consumers eco-friendly convenience shopping in the downtown core.
Metro said the program makes rewarding customers easier and more convenient by enabling Moi Rewards members to earn points by shopping at Metro and Food Basics grocery and pharmacy banners as well as nine Jean Coutu locations in Ontario.
The Competition Bureau is examining how property controls in the Canadian grocery sector may restrict competition and is seeking input from industry stakeholders.