Top Stories: National

• ‘Something’s got to give’: Restaurants slash hours, trim menus as worst worker shortage ever cuts deep (Financial Post)
• Tim Hortons launching fundraising donut on Sept. 30 through Oct. 6 across Canada to support residential school survivors (Yahoo Finance)
• Costco delivers strong fourth-quarter results including Canada (Canadian Grocer)
• Canada Goose Launches Boots For Head-To-Toe Weather Protection (Forbes)
• Best Buy Canada is on a hiring spree, here’s what it’s like to work there (Venture)
• BMW Group Canada Partners with Cox Automotive Canada to Deliver an Enhanced Omni-Channel Buying Experience for BMW and MINI Retailers (Financial Post)
• Coffee could soon cost more at grocery stores and cafes. Here’s why (Global)

Central/Eastern Canada News

• Pattern of success: Nova Scotia man turns passion for quilting into thriving online business (o.canada.com)
• Food Basics workers warn customers of pre-Thanksgiving strike deadline (Grocery Business)
• Vaccine passport system seems to be working — but businesses ask why capacity is rising for sports, and not them (Toronto Star)
• Cookstown Home Hardware sign saying vaccinations don’t matter gets mixed reviews (Bradford Today)
• Shopping at Winners can help Dress for Success clients (Barrie Today)
• Tokyo Smoke offers unique, upscale cannabis retail experience in Bradford (Bradford Today)
• Man exposed himself to worker at Burlington pet store: Cops (Toronto Sun)

Western Canada News

• Renovated Stephen Avenue Place has become a destination retail centre (Calgary Herald)
• Burnaby’s Amazing Brentwood mall lands Earl’s restaurant (VIA)
• Nîkihk Midtown storefront creating opportunity for local Indigenous artisans (Global)
• How a Sask.social media shopping guide is giving back to first responders (CTV)
• Nespresso’s Green Bag Solution is Now Available in Regina (Newswire)
• Volvo Car Canada continues to expand with opening of Morrey Volvo Cars Burnaby (Newswire)