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 24 hours.
7-Eleven is closing more than 400 locations across North America (CTV)
Analyst calls concerns around Aritzia’s lowered guidance ‘near-term noise’ (BNN)
Windsor, Ont., police stop taking some retail theft reports, prompting criticism (CBC)
External review of Nutrition North food subsidy program coming in 2025 (CBC)
Opinion: Blame poor government choices for high food costs, not ‘greedflation’ (National Post)
News | How the pandemic taught some Canadian landlords that luxury is here to stay (CoStar)
Business Notes: Long & McQuade opens new location on York Road (Cowichan Valley Citizen)
Main Street thrift store closing after 16 years in business (CTV Winnipeg)
Paper bags will return to LCBO stores in ‘the coming weeks’ (Global)
Circle Craft celebrates 50 years of showcasing B.C.’s finest arts and crafts (Vancouver Sun)
HAL’S HEADLINES: Stores may want to rethink locking up inventory (Winnipeg Sun)
Thieves steal $90K worth of jewelry in Manotick heist (CBC)
CURRIER: 7-Eleven closures a damning indictment of Winnipeg (MSN)
