Retail Insider’s latest articles are listed below, alongside Canadian Retail News From Around the Web. Calgary Co-op reported a slight sales increase and a return to profitability amid leadership uncertainty. EMMYDEVEAUX opened a boutique in Kelowna as its founder launches a mayoral campaign, signaling evolving retail engagement. Meanwhile, a JLL study outlined the Canadian retail market’s structural shift to value and luxury segments. Together, these stories highlight changing retail strategies and market dynamics across Canada.
🗞️ The Day’s Retail Insider Article List
- Calgary Co-Op reports slight sales growth for fiscal 2025 – Mario Toneguzzi
- Maison Territo Showcases Stikki Peaches in New Art and Design Exhibition – Craig Patterson
- Value and Luxury Dominate Canadian Retail: JLL Study – Craig Patterson
- Canada’s Department Stores and the Business of Staying Relevant – Retail Insider
- EMMYDEVEAUX Opens Kelowna Store as Founder Runs for Mayor – Craig Patterson
- Gastown Plan Targets Retail Revival in Vancouver – Craig Patterson
- Canadian GDP to rebound in the first two quarters of 2026: CFIB – Mario Toneguzzi
- Government of Canada investing in quality tourism experiences and attractions in Alberta – Mario Toneguzzi
- Atelier Munro Opening Vancouver Store, Expands West – Lee Rivett
- KFC Canada Brings Montreal Forum Seats to Restaurants – Lee Rivett
- Sales at greenhouses rise for 5th consecutive year: Statistics Canada – Mario Toneguzzi
- Canadian Retail in Transition Conference Set for Toronto – Retail Insider
- VIDEO: 50 Years of Canada’s Commercial Real Estate Evolution – Mario Toneguzzi
🌐 Canadian Retail News From Around the Web
- Why are veggies so expensive? Consumers crunched by climbing cucumber costs (CBC)
- Grocery Prices Will Keep Rising No Matter What Politicians Promise (The Walrus)
- Lululemon CEO hire from Nike fails to impress investors, shares sink (BNN)
- This Markham mall is a ‘trade barrier,’ says the U.S. Here’s why — and why that may have changed (Toronto Star)
- Throwback Thursday: 25 years ago, Ace Hardware Canada shuffled its buying team (Hardlines)
- Longchamp plans US and Canada store openings; fragrance launch set for 2027 (Fashion Network: Oakridge Park is the new Vancouver location)
- B.C. sees ‘no reason’ to put U.S. booze back on liquor store shelves, minister says (CBC)
- Fiera buys grocery-anchored retail complex in Montréal (Green Street News/paywalled)
- With help from Heated Rivalry and Project Hail Mary, indie bookstores have plenty to celebrate (Vancouver Sun)
- Boot and western wear retailer coming to Okotoks (Western Wheel)
- Small-batch ice cream shop from the Sunshine Coast opens first Vancouver location (Daily Hive)
- Fairview Mall shooting suspect also wanted in $235K jewelry theft in Durham: police (Global)
- High-risk offender banned from grocery stores now living in Metro Vancouver (Daily Hive)
