The Canadian retailer of kitchenware, tableware, and homeware is upgrading its operations after a pandemic restructuring, including enhancing the online and in-store experience while launching new products.

A team of researchers wanted to understand the commitments companies have made to create healthier food environments in Canada, and to see if things had improved since an earlier 2018 study.

The Quebec-based custom suit and clothing brand has grown significantly since the pandemic, with new and relocated showrooms and successful partnerships including making suits for NHL coaches.

The report contains an overview of the planning context and best practices relevant to the area, a built-form review of existing commercial spaces, research summarizing the current retail conditions, and the results of surveys conducted with waterfront business owners, residents, and visitors.

The beautiful new store features a 40-foot facade, and is part of a Vancouver-based luxury brand conglomerate that created the highest saturation of Max Mara stores in North America

The human-like robot was designed to alleviate tedious and monotonous tasks, as Canadian Tire tests technologies that will take the retailer into the future.

Following a filing for creditor protection last month, the Canadian division is shutting down the operations of three iconic brands in Canada with 25 stores.

The women's fashion retailer is expanding the new concept with new locations, while also opening hybrid stores with its Ricki's and Bootlegger banners says the company's President.

Omar Fares discusses discontent from consumers over grocery prices, and how theft undermines social cohesion and disproportionately impacts the communities these actions aim to support.

The great granddaughter of the founder of Henry's Cameras discusses growing up in the business, her love for learning, and her leadership style that has seen success as she opens up about her personal struggles.

Edmonton's busiest pedestrian street is seeing retail vacancies, though brokers and the BIA say that things are on the up with new retailers and foodservice businesses, as well as new developments.

Sylvain Charlebois says that Canada is experiencing a significant drop in food inflation, with grocery prices projected to fall below 1% by the summer. This could lead to increased pressure on suppliers and closures of manufacturing plants, threatening the stability of the domestic food supply chain, he says.

Broker Tony Flanz says that the concept is in growth mode following its 2022 takeover of International Currency Exchange locations in enclosed malls across Canada.

Randy Harris discusses the report, which shows mixed findings in sales growth for different categories of apparel in Canada in recent months.

Craig and Stephen Bailey discuss John Fluevog Shoes, highlighting its unique approach to footwear, independence, and innovative direct-to-consumer strategy with 24 stores.

CEO Avi Behar said that it's a natural transition for the company, which has grown to 60 people initially focusing on southern Ontario.