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Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For November 25, 2025

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Canadians take advantage of Black Friday, Sukoshi Mart expanding into US, UFA Co-op opening 1st Sask. store, BC retailers face hiring squeeze, Farm Boy relocates in Kanata, and other news.

Walmart Canada helps kids start the school day right, raising $3.8 million for Breakfast Club of Canada

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These funds will help provide nutritious breakfasts to children across the country so they can head to class fed, focused and ready to learn.

Skip and Food Banks Canada expand Sixth Annual Giving Tuesday campaign to meet record food bank demand

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This year's campaign follows a landmark 2024 effort that saw more than more than $1.6M raised for Food Banks Canada which enabled 3.2 million meals

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For November 21, 2025

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Toy retail struggles in Canada, HBC auction generates almost $6m for 27 pieces, Brandspakr names most trusted brands, People's Jewellers official jeweller of Toronto Raptors, Giant Tiger closing in Medicine Hat, and other news.

Q3 2025 Canadian consumer insolvencies climb 4.8% year-over-year, reaching highest level since 2009

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Behind these numbers are Canadians who continue to struggle to balance daily expenses with mounting debt obligations.

Gen Z outspending older Canadians, relying on credit this holiday season: CPA survey

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The CPA survey suggests that 40% of younger Canadians (ages 18-34) plan to spend more than last year and 58% expect to rely on credit to fund their purchases.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For November 7, 2025

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Quebec retailer criticize budget for ignoring Shein and Temu, No Frills pilots scan-as-you-shop, Edmonton City Centre redevelopment could be phased, EB Games opens innovative Toronto concept, Lotus Capital buys Eastern Ontario shopping centre portfolio, and other news.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For November 5, 2025

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Some food items expected to spike in price, Giant Tiger leader discusses business, court permits Sobeys warehouse strike in Calgary, locals defend Toronto pizza business amid complaints, and other news.

Struggling small businesses won’t find much help in the federal budget: CFIB

Mario Toneguzzi -
Federal budget was a missed opportunity to provide meaningful tax relief to Canada’s employers.

Why It’s Important to Have Commercial Transportation Insurance in Quebec 

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Every kilometer on Quebec’s roads brings both opportunity and risk for truckers

Why It’s Important to Have Commercial Transportation Insurance in Quebec 

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Every kilometer on Quebec’s roads brings both opportunity and risk for truckers.

Health Canada’s Quiet Move on Cloned Meat Could Shake Retail Trust

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Health Canada plans to deregulate cloned meat, allowing it into Canada’s food supply without labels — a move that could unsettle retailers and consumers alike.

Walmart Canada announced as 1st anchor tenant in Taza Park West, First Nation development

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Walmart's arrival in Taza Park West signifies growth and opportunity, supporting the community's transformation into an urban hub.

CFIB releases new report challenging 5 myths around Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program

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The CFIB says there are dozens of legitimate reasons why small businesses use the program.

Tariffs & trade tensions strain Canadian consumer confidence and business outlook: Bank of Canada

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Canadians plan to buy local amid trade tensions, while businesses face soft demand, muted hiring, and inflation concerns, says the Bank of Canada.

Temporary Foreign Worker Program use drops 50%

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Statistics Canada reports a major drop in TFW Program applications, highlighting trends in the labor market and employer reliance.

Downtown Calgary Hudson’s Bay building added to National Trust for Canada’s Endangered Places List 2025

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The historic Hudson's Bay Company building in downtown Calgary, a 1913 Edwardian landmark on Stephen Avenue, faces an “immediate threat” as it lacks heritage designation. The National Trust for Canada has added it to its 2025 Endangered Places List to spotlight its risk of demolition and call for urgent preservation.

Canada’s Food Industry Is Hooked on Temporary Foreign Workers

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Canada’s food industry faces growing dependence on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program as fines and violations highlight systemic reliance, says Sylvain Charlebois. 

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For October 9, 2025

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A&W mascot turns 50, Paris Baguette expanding, all BC liquor and cannabis stores close amid strike, former Bay store in downtown Ottawa to come to market, and other news.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For October 8, 2025

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Coffee prices jolt consumer behaviour, downtown Vancouver retailers speak out against repeat shoplifter, Genesis opens Vancouver flagship, Holt Renfrew's ON3 shortlisted for design award, Best Buy opens Edmonton outlet, and other news.

Walmart launches Everyday Low Prices campaign

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Walmart recently revealed that with everyday low prices a Canadian family of four can save, on average, more than $450 per year when they do their weekly shop at Walmart as compared to any other major grocery store.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For October 1, 2025

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Costco trimming Christmas offerings as consumers pull back, trending searches for inexpensive food options in Canada, Walmart closes Prince Rupert store, BC public service union to escalate job action, Peavey Mart to reopen in Lacombe this fall, and other news.

Home Hardware, Tree Canada plant trees nationwide

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Home Hardware and Tree Canada celebrate National Tree Day with tree planting events in 25 communities across Canada.

Massive transformation of “effectively insolvent” Canada Post; postal workers go on strike

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Canada Post is now facing an existential crisis. Since 2018, the corporation has accumulated more than $5 billion in losses.

IKEA Canada reaches significant zero emission milestone as electric vehicle truck home deliveries take the lead over diesel

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In August 2025, 72% of IKEA's big and bulky truck home deliveries were completed using electric vehicles (EVs), surpassing deliveries made by internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles for the first time.
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