AFA Expo 2025 returns to Toronto Congress Centre August 12-14, uniting Canada’s footwear, apparel, and accessories industries for three days of buying and networking.
Craig and Tony discuss the 20-year evolution of Think Retail, including major brand entries, heartfelt client relationships, and how Tony navigated immense personal challenges while building one of Canada’s most respected brokerage firms—all while shaping the future of retail leasing with passion and purpose.
Eleventy launches its first Canadian flagship on Toronto's Bloor Street, bringing Italian smart luxury and hospitality to the city’s upscale retail scene.
Luv2Pak President Ben Hertzman discusses the company’s 100-year legacy, sustainable packaging, and the launch of Gather Packaging in this video interview.
QuickBite is one of Canada's fastest-growing QSR parent companies, uniting Teriyaki Experience, Burgers n' Fries Forever (BFF), and Maverick's Donut Company under one bold vision.
The RONA Foundation is a charity established in 1998, whose mission is to help improve the quality of life of Canadians in need by revitalizing their living environments or making it easier to access housing.
The Well is a joint venture between RioCan and Allied, located at the gateway to Toronto’s downtown west – where the city’s top tourist attractions meet the vibrant King West neighbourhood.
This expansion comes at a time when consumer demand for wellness and beauty products that deliver both performance and a little daily joy is at an all-time high, says grace & stella
Kit and Ace opens its biggest store at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, marking a key step in the brand’s Canadian retail expansion strategy under Unity Brands.
Laura Canada celebrates 95 years with new store openings, a national ad campaign, and digital innovation. CEO Josh Fisher shares insights on the brand’s future.
The KPMG survey of 250 business leaders identified comprehensive tax reform as a top three priority for the federal government to increase business competitiveness.
Restaurants will receive over $10,000 each, in addition to a one-year membership for Restaurants Canada, courtesy of DoorDash, which will further connect culinary professionals with insights and resources that can help their business thrive.
Annually, Truman expects the development will contribute over $120 million in GDP from hotel operations and an additional $111 million from visitor spending, generating nearly $76 million in government revenues