Today’s Retail Insider articles are listed below, followed by Canadian Retail News From Around the Web. Highlights include Alimentation Couche-Tard’s strong Q3 2026 financial performance, Marugame Udon’s expansion into Toronto, and Bramalea City Centre’s revamped food court. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s enforcement against mislabelled food products also made the news. These developments reflect ongoing growth, evolving consumer spaces, and the heightened attention on regulatory compliance in retail.
🗞️ The Day’s Retail Insider Article List
- Alimentation Couche-Tard reports Q3 2026 financial results – Mario Toneguzzi
- Lululemon Q4 Profit Falls as Global Growth Shifts – Craig Patterson
- Marugame Udon Opens First Toronto Location – Craig Patterson
- Bramalea City Centre Unveils Redesigned Food Court – Craig Patterson
- What Luxury Really Is in a Changing World – Craig Patterson
- Tonica Kombucha founder reflects on two decades of growth from kitchen startup to national brand – Mario Toneguzzi
- Vancouver’s The Candy Room marks decade in business with renovation and online expansion plans – Mario Toneguzzi
- Alabaster Homes expands Pavilion Cowork concept to Calgary with amenity-focused space – Mario Toneguzzi
- Food businesses face penalties for mislabelling products as Canadian: CFIA – Mario Toneguzzi
🌐 Canadian Retail News From Around the Web
- What’s behind the increase in retail theft? (CBC Video)
- Another Loblaw store fined $10K for promoting imported food as Canadian. Sobeys could be next (CBC)
- Manitoba bill targets technology that could alter grocery prices for some shoppers (CityNews)
- Loblaws in Roncesvalles to be converted to No Frills (Toronto Today)
- Cornwall grocery store makes shopping more inclusive with new accessible cart (CBC)
- A broken watermain shut them down. Three years later, this family-run Toronto hot sauce shop is finally back (Toronto Star)
- Popular Japan matcha chain to open first North American location in Toronto (BlogTO)
- Butter Bar Opening First Permanent Site in Port Credit (WhatNow)
- Indigenous leaders demand apology after Winnipeg Elder says she was accused of stealing while shopping (CityNews)
- New Salvation Army Thrift Store to open in Sidney (CFAX)
