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 three days.
Re: Hudson’s Bay:
Judge rejects Hudson’s Bay proposal in creditor protection case (CP24)
Hudson’s Bay cuts 200 corporate jobs effective April 4 (CTV)
‘We were like a family’: Inside one former employee’s 37-year journey at the Bay (CTV)
Hudson’s Bay Company: from fur trade to department store downfall (MSN)
Hudson’s Bay liquidation sales don’t apply to all products. Which ones? (Global)
B.C. shoppers swept up in nostalgia as iconic Hudson’s Bay liquidizes (The Progress)
Other News:
Canada-U.S. border parcel store closing after 24 years as business plummets (MSN/Global)
Lululemon tumbles as tariff uncertainty, weak demand hit forecasts (Reuters)
I tried to boycott Amazon to ‘Buy Canadian.’ Here’s how it went (Globe & Mail)
Saskatchewan beer ban shows buying Canadian is more complicated than it looks (Star Phoenix)
Manitoba thrifter looking to hit every single store in the province (CTV)
Why are rug stores always closing in Toronto’s west end? (Village Report)
Man wanted for an alleged back-to-back armed robbery at the same retail store: police (CP24)
Lufa Farms now delivering Montreal-grown produce, local goods in Ottawa (Ottawa Citizen)
No Frills to open two stores on Vancouver Island (Grocery Business)
B.C. store goes ‘Elbows Up’ looking for Mike Myers, supporting Canada with shoes (Fernie News)
