Top Stories: National
- Shopping-centre redesign: Should we even call it a mall any more? (Globe & Mail)
- These Canadian industries are currently facing the biggest labour shortages, including foodservice and retail (CTV)
- Matt & Nat’s CEO Manny Kohli on growing a successful vegan leather empire (Venture)
- For these Instagram-only business owners, Monday’s outage was a rude awakening (CBC)
- The Brick Now Coast-to-Coast as Atlantic Canada Expansion Continues (Financial Post)
- Indigo stores now feature a section of books trending on TikTok (Daily Hive)
- Why Home Depot Canada hasn’t been ‘chest-beating’ its CSR efforts (Strategy)
- Air Miles takes off with a revamped brand identity (Strategy)
- Sustainability-marketed products a permanent fixture: Research (Grocery Business)
Central/Eastern Canada News
- Dundurn Market to open local food hub at old Mustard Seed location in Hamilton (CBC)
- Small business owners denied COVID-19 grant funding criticize Ontario for lack of appeal process (CBC)
- Amuka Esports Partners with Carlingwood Shopping Centre to Open New Esports Venue in Ottawa (einnews.com)
- Some of your favourite local shops got their start at the downtown Windsor farmers’ market. Here’s how (CBC)
- Tax break coming in 2022 for small business property owners (CBC Ottawa)
- City of Montreal bans single-use plastics distributed by retailers and restaurants (RCC)
- Gobble gobble hey! Newfoundland turkey shoppers cry fowl over shortage (CBC)
- Lunenburg’s Dots & Loops closing on own terms (Saltwire)
Western Canada News
- Saskatchewan store owner says province’s highway work is ruining business (Global)
- Fire & Flower Announces Expansion of Circle K Co-Location Pilot Program in Alberta, Sask and Manitoba (Newswire)
- Canada Drives Launches in Alberta, Brings its 100% Online Car Shopping and To-Your-Door Delivery Service to Canadians Across the Country (Businesswire)
- ‘Intimidated me, threatened me’: multiple P.A. restaurants have issues with customers over proof of vaccine policy (panow.com)
- Sask. cannabis retail group says stores should be exempt from COVID-19 vaccination rules (CTV)