Salvatoré surprises Québec by jumping straight to the top spot, while Canadians appear to be reaching a plateau in their use of loyalty programs.

Canadian retailers added distribution capacity while tariffs, freight costs and inventory needs shifted. Retail Insider’s Q3 report examines when extra supply-chain options protect service and justify their expense.

Canadian small business sales rose 2 per cent year over year in the September quarter, led by Alberta, while late payments remained among the country's biggest challenges, said Xero.

Restaurant Brands International Inc. is one of the world's largest quick service restaurant companies with over $49 billion in annual system-wide sales and over 33,000 restaurants in more than 120 countries and territories.

Giftbit data reveals grocery gift card rewards surged 1,067% in December 2025 as consumers prioritized practical rewards amid affordability pressures.

Loblaw says it has challenged hundreds of millions in proposed supplier cost increases in 2026 as it expands No Frills and Maxi. The dispute highlights the economics of discount grocery, manufacturer cost pressures and Canada's new Grocery Code of Conduct.

Prince Street Pizza is preparing its second Toronto restaurant at 2472 Yonge Street as CBRE seeks additional Canadian locations. The expansion follows the New York pizza chain's 2023 debut at The Well.

Halloween costumes fly off the shelves in stores, Ossington vendor market above coffee shop, calls for street and retail safety in BC, CFIG winners announced, and other news.

Canadian Tire has expanded its Preston Crossing store in Saskatoon from 69,000 to 104,000 square feet, adding product displays, larger departments and a permanent greenhouse.

PwC Canada and ULI report strong retail real estate fundamentals heading into 2027, driven by limited new supply, resilient demand and changing store expansion strategies.

Adidas Canada has signed Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Gavin McKenna to a multiyear partnership, with the 18-year-old set to appear in upcoming Canadian marketing campaigns.

Canadian breakfast brand celebrates a decade of growth at 110 Harbour Street.

President’s Choice is highlighting greenhouse-grown tomatoes, strawberries and lettuce as 77% of Canadians support climate-controlled produce growing in Canada.

Brand strategist Cydney Shapiro examines lululemon's GANNI collaboration, its dance-led campaign and Brooklyn activation, drawing parallels with Gap's recent brand comeback and considering how fashion, movement and community can rebuild consumer excitement.

As Canadian provinces take different approaches to seasonal clock changes, Sylvain Charlebois considers what permanent time policies could mean for grocers, restaurants and consumers. Research on spending patterns suggests that changes in daylight may have commercial consequences, although the long-term effects remain uncertain.

AI is moving into merchandising, grocery carts and distribution, while payments and commerce systems expand. Retail Insider’s Q3 report examines why reliable data and measurable operating results remain the decisive tests.