64% of retail workers say mobile devices are essential to their job, with average use of 4 hours per day for sales, inventory, and customer service tasks.
Founded in 2019, Dr. Phone Fix operates a nationwide network of 35 corporately owned cell phone and electronics repair stores across four Canadian provinces.
Canada’s retail sector added 41,000 jobs in October, driving national employment growth as part-time work and e-commerce recovery signal renewed consumer confidence.
Green, a visionary Canadian executive and the founder of one of the world’s fastest-growing apparel brands, brings more than 25 years of leadership experience.
Italian luxury linen brand Frette will open its first Canadian store on Hazelton Avenue in Toronto’s Yorkville district, marking another luxury brand for the rapidly transforming area.
The company is adding new customers at a record pace, expanding margins, and seeing customers in both glasses and contact lenses return at record levels.
Through the collaboration, consumers can now shop from select Loblaw banner stores using Uber Eats, with all participating locations expected to be available nationwide by Nov. 12.
Luxury fragrance house Creed debuts its first Canadian boutique at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre, joining the mall’s expanding roster of top-tier brands.
Completion of construction finally has businesses, from retailers to restaurants to services, optimistic about the future and the return of consumers, many of whom had shied away from the district.
Hot on the heels of new store openings in Victoria, San Francisco, and Portland, the Market Mall pop-up is part of DUER’s ongoing retail expansion strategy.
Interac and Canadian Financial Institutions launch KONEK, a Canadian e-commerce payment platform offering security, flexibility, and trust for merchants and consumers nationwide.
With approximately $31 billion in annual sales and $17 billion in assets, Empire and its subsidiaries, franchisees and affiliates employ approximately 129,000 people.
The home furnishing retailer maintained $2.80 billion in retail sales (-2.5% compared to FY24) while serving more Canadians online (199.9M; +11.2%) and in-store (33.3M; +1.6%) and achieving $143 million in IKEA Food sales (+4.1%).
First Capital owns and operates, acquires, and develops open-air grocery-anchored shopping centres in neighbourhoods with the strongest demographics in Canada.
Over the past two years, Cassels has developed a market-leading commercial leasing practice - through strategy, talent, and client trust - across Canada’s evolving retail landscape.
Canadians are demonstrating resilience to economic pressures and uncertainty by adapting how and where they spend, prioritizing savings, promotions, and practicality over patriotic purchasing alone.