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Empire’s Family of Support Expands Access to Children’s Mental Health Care Across Canada

Empire’s Family of Support has helped children’s hospitals assess nearly 300,000 children and youth, supporting early intervention and mental health care nationwide.

Canadian Tire Corporation makes “landmark” commitment to women’s professional sports

CTC turns its focus to helping more Canadians discover, follow, and support women's sport.

Canadian Small Businesses Pursue Growth Despite Economic Uncertainty: Scotiabank

Scotiabank reports that 74% of surveyed small-business clients are optimistic about their business prospects. New findings also identify franchise acquisitions, multi-unit ownership, technology investment and succession planning as priorities for Canadian entrepreneurs facing economic uncertainty and rising operating costs.

Deloitte projects 14% drop in Canadian holiday spending to record low

A Deloitte survey finds shoppers are increasingly focused on discounts, with tariffs, inflation concerns and economic uncertainty shaping holiday budgets.

Levi’s Canadian Retail Strategy Takes Shape After Hudson’s Bay Closure

Levi's adapts its Canadian retail strategy after Hudson's Bay, balancing stores, Walmart, Mark's and Holt Renfrew as global wholesale sales grow.

Daily Synopsis: October 13, 2026

Hollister opens at CF Chinook Centre, Crumbl Cookies expands to Winnipeg, Denny's opening at Regina's Southland Mall, and other news.

Apple Expands Smart Home Ambitions with New Hub and Connected-Home Products

Apple is expanding its connected-home business in Canada with the new HomeView display and accessories developed with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric. The rollout brings new competition to home security, climate control and automation categories while creating opportunities for connected-home retail and services.

Weak Canadian Dollar Could Drive Grocery Prices Higher in 2027: Sylvain Charlebois

Sylvain Charlebois warns that a weaker Canadian dollar and rising commodity costs could push grocery prices higher this winter and into 2027.

Sold-Out Dealmaking Floor Caps Strong ICSC@CANADA in Toronto

ICSC@CANADA returned to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre's North Building from October 5 to 7, drawing retail landlords, brokers, developers and retailers from across the country

Athletic Brewing named official non-alcoholic beer partner of NHL in Canada

The multiyear deal includes marketing campaigns, retail promotions and fan activations, beginning with the 2026 NHL Heritage Classic in Winnipeg.

AI Could Push Retail Into a ‘Sea of Sameness’: Carl Boutet

In The Flip, retail strategist Carl Boutet explores how AI is reshaping commerce and why human judgment, distinctive experiences and trust matter more.

Villages Calgary closes retail operation after more than 40 years

The Calgary fair-trade retailer is ending its store operations after decades of supporting artisan groups, following plans to relocate amid declining revenue and customer traffic.

BrandMo Tech launches adtech platform with global headquarters in Toronto

BrandMo Tech plans to expand its Toronto team over the next two years as it introduces an AI-optimized advertising platform focused on cultural audience insights.

Canadian small businesses turn to AI to save time as holiday shopping season nears

Constant Contact's Dave Charest says independent retailers face rising costs and cautious shoppers, while AI offers new ways to streamline marketing and strengthen customer relationships.

SUPER MINISO Opens at Square One as Retailer Confirms Montréal Expansion

MINISO opens its first international SUPER MINISO at Square One in Mississauga and confirms new store openings in Montréal, Winnipeg and Toronto.

Canada’s Retail Employment Puzzle: Why Store Expansion Isn’t Telling the Whole Story

Canada's retail employment picture is changing as stores expand. Suzanne Sears examines staffing, hiring trends and workforce challenges.

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