News at a Glance
Retail Insider is streamlining its Canadian retail news from around the web to include a handful of top news stories that can be viewed quickly during the day. Here are the top stories from the past several days.
Loblaw launching No Name Mobile cellphone plans at all No Frills stores (CTV)
Despite backlash, some Loblaw stores still discount perishable food by 30% — not 50% (CBC)
Walmart Canada says robots are coming to 2 Ontario warehouses, but jobs not at risk (Financial Post)
Former Value Village employee speaks out about her experience (Daily Hive)
Dollarama food prices compared to Loblaw, Metro, Sobeys and Walmart (Daily Hive)
Hundreds line up at Shein pop-up store in Vancouver (Global)
Aisle 24 now open in London (CTV)
McNally Robinson is an indie bookstore that figured it out: Focus on books (Globe & Mail)
Pape and Danforth Starbucks becomes the first Toronto location to unionize (Toronto Observer)
Concerns over beer and wine in Ontario corner stores (CTV)
Four Edmonton convenience store owners charged with illegal tobacco sales (Edmonton Journal)
Homer’s Donuts: Simpsons-inspired doughnut shop draws big crowds in N.D.G. (Montreal Gazette)
Questions arise about future of Vancouver stores selling magic mushrooms (Global)