Paddle & Pickle in Bromont, Quebec is redefining specialty retail, blending pickleball equipment sales with community engagement and Canadian manufacturing ambitions.
Roots will be opening a new store on Robson Street in Vancouver this summer. It’s also doing a major renovation of its store in Mont Tremblant, which should also be completed this summer.
Toronto’s Waterfront BIA is driving a retail revival as new businesses, residential towers, and public initiatives reshape the city’s fast-growing shoreline.
Knix reopens its Ottawa store at CF Rideau Centre with a new self-service retail format and elevated store design reflecting its evolving retail strategy.
Stock T.C. is expanding into Toronto’s Yorkville, taking over the former Pusateri’s space at Bay and Yorkville. The move brings gourmet food retail back to a prime luxury location.
Roger Dubuis launches its second Canadian boutique inside Maison Birks Downtown Vancouver, showcasing luxury Swiss watches in a 500 sq ft street-facing space.
Japanese coffee brand % Arabica opens new Toronto-area locations at Sherway Gardens and Square One, expanding its minimalist design and premium coffee concept in Canada.
Over the past 20 years, Staples' focus on corporate citizenship has included ambitious recycling and sustainability goals, supporting equity programs in communities across Canada, and providing educational resources to students in need
Toronto’s Public Butter expands into Kensington Market with its largest vintage store, offering sustainable fashion and curated finds for a growing customer base.
Oxford, CT REIT, and Canadian Tire launch a $200M redevelopment of Canada Square in Toronto, featuring modernized offices, retail, and improved transit access.
sohoConcept celebrates 25 years with its first-ever pop-up at 300 King Street East in Toronto's King East Design District, showcasing new collections and connecting with clients.
Vancouver-based retailer Oak + Fort enters creditor protection as U.S. tariffs, rapid expansion, and weak consumer spending drive financial restructuring efforts.
The Ritz-Carlton Montreal and Holt Renfrew Ogilvy launch an exclusive capsule collection blending heritage and modern luxury, available June 17 in Montreal.
In a world where unpredictability has become the norm, retailers are adapting with tech-first strategies to navigate everything from trade wars and tariffs to inflation and supply chain issues.
Loblaw is removing Folgers coffee from shelves after rejecting the manufacturer’s price hikes, citing efforts to protect Canadian consumers amid soaring coffee costs.
Until June 30, RONA+ and RONA corporate stores in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan will be collecting donations for victims of the forest fires that have been raging in these provinces over the past few days.
In the face of growing economic uncertainty and political tensions, a clear message is emerging from consumers: support homegrown products or go without
VinFast is closing five of its 10 Canadian stores due to weak EV sales and incentive cuts. The automaker is reassessing its direct-to-consumer strategy.
Retail expert Liza Amlani says Canadian Tire’s Hudson’s Bay IP deal could create new opportunities for curated assortments, global stripes branding, and loyalty integration.