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.
Trump’s threat to suspend ‘de minimis’ exemption leaves Canadian retailers on pause (Globe & Mail)
GST break brought a lot of work but little — if any — gains for businesses (Financial Post)
Why it’s not easy to be a ‘Product of Canada’ at the grocery store (Global)
Canada Goose’s SWOT analysis: stock faces headwinds amid strategic shift (Investing.com)
Canadian sugar and candy industry vulnerable to U.S. tariffs: experts (The Canadian Press)
Danforth shop owners share how they will be affected by looming U.S. tariffs (Toronto Observer)
Consumers demand new ‘product of Canada’ labels in grocery stores (BlogTO)
‘Pretty wholesome’: Canadian shop owner on support from U.S. customers amid trade tensions (CBC)
From Ghana to B.C.: How climate change is making chocolate more expensive (BIV)
Vancouver shop for local artisans says buying Canadian has lasting impact (VIA)
Loblaw staff at 2 B.C. stores to wear body cameras due to ‘rising retail crime’ (Global)
Quebec cannabis retailer SQDC reports income of CA$40.5 million (MJ Biz)
Nova Scotia shop keeps busy with Canadian flag orders amid Trump threats (Global)
