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Ladurée Café to Open in Toronto’s Yorkville 

The upscale French bakery will open a café concept in the Yorkville neighbourhood, and will be the third Ladurée location in the city.

Mississauga Walmart workers join Unifor

Workers at Walmart's Mississauga warehouse vote to join Unifor, marking the company's first unionized warehouse in Canada.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For August 27, 2024

Grocery code could encourage investment and innovation says advocates, Metro opens childcare centre in distribution centre, 24-hour grocery delivery spot opens in Vancouver, Red Apple opens in Rosetown, and other news.

Petro-Canada Rolls Out Mandatory Prepay Fuel Policy Across Ontario

Petro-Canada implements mandatory prepay fuel policy at Ontario stations starting September 3, 2024, citing safety and theft prevention.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For August 22, 2024

Pusateri's owes $37m amid bankruptcy, potential dire consequences for retail as rail strike begins, elegy from the department store of the past, Port Colborne Dairy Queen maintains original design, OVO Opening seasonal pop-up in Toronto, and other news.

Changes to Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program businesses should know about

Stricter regulations and enforcement measures have industry groups like the Retail Council of Canada advocating for alternative solutions to address labor shortages.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For July 24, 2024

Shoplifting becoming more brazen says Retail Council of Canada, Roots announces voting results, Flashfood expands to independents, LCBO stores reopen after strike, Muji closes store in Surrey following closure in Mississauga, and other news.

Canadian Retail Sales Dip in May: Statistics Canada

Canadian retail sales fell in May as consumers remain cautious amid continued economic uncertainty.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For July 4th, 2024

No Frills scraps product multi-buy strategy in stores, Staples brings kid's program to over 100 stores, LCBO Friday stroke looms, Hudson's Bay no longer shipping to NWT in ironic twist of history, and other news.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For July 2nd, 2024

Loblaw anti-theft cart locks tick off consumers, Rooms+Spaces product turns up at Toys R Us after stores shut, Vancouver Nordstrom space could liger empty, Edmonton Army & Navy building sold, and other news.

Peavey Industries Ends Relationship with ACE Hardware in Canada

Canadian retailer Peavey said that the decision is a strategic reevaluation amidst challenges and a commitment to Canadian retail support.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For June 17th, 2024

Walmart opening store in Mississauga, STACKTx retail pop-up launches in Ottawa, Polestar opens Montreal showroom and launches new vehicle, and other news.

How Shopper Behaviour is Changing in Canada in a Post-Inflation World [Op-Ed]

Two professors from TMU say that since the pandemic, Canadian consumers have become more value conscious, digitally savvy and are seeking experiences. Retailers must take note they say, as things are shifting quickly.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For June 7th, 2024

Couche-Tard partners with Too Good to Go across North America, Loblaw boycott captures international media attention, CHALO! FreshCo expands in Brampton, and other news.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For June 6th, 2024

Lululemon reports Q1 numbers, Designer Brands acquires footwear retailer Rubino, concern for retail with potential Friday TTC transit strike, and other news.

Why are Grocery Bills so High in Canada? A New Study Looks at the Science Behind Food Price Reporting [Op-Ed]

University researchers reviewed factors impacting food costs in Canada, discussing what's causing rising prices and what can be done about it.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For May 15th, 2024

Loblaw boycott hits half-way mark, Walmart to close Toronto tech office with corporate reorganization, anger as unaccompanied minors banned from SDM in Manitoba, and other news.

How Big Food Companies Can Do More to Create Healthier Food Environments [Op-Ed]

A team of researchers wanted to understand the commitments companies have made to create healthier food environments in Canada, and to see if things had improved since an earlier 2018 study.

Controversial ‘Steal from Loblaws Day’ on May 12 Won’t Foster Meaningful Change [Op-Ed]

Omar Fares discusses discontent from consumers over grocery prices, and how theft undermines social cohesion and disproportionately impacts the communities these actions aim to support.

TCX Travelers Currency Exchange to Expand Footprint with New Locations in BC, Alberta, Ontario [Interview]

Broker Tony Flanz says that the concept is in growth mode following its 2022 takeover of International Currency Exchange locations in enclosed malls across Canada.

Retailers in Canada Prepare for Mother’s Day as Consumers Struggle with Cost of Living [Interviews]

A new survey of Canadians indicates mixed spending patterns, with retailers such as Ladureé discussing the importance of the annual event on business.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For May 6th, 2024

Loblaw boycott includes anger from the public with various issues, London Drugs begins opening some stores following cyber attack, Aritzia net income falls as retailer sets itself up for future growth, Vancouver Hudson's Bay flagship still in disrepair and few customers, an other news.

Harvey’s Aims to Open Substantially More Locations in Canada as Restaurant Chain Marks 65 Years [Interview]

The Canadian burger chain is celebrating in various ways as it plans an expansion to significantly grow its footprint across the country.

Canadian Retail News From Around The Web For April 15th, 2024

Loblaw launches No Name Mobile cell phone plans at No Frills stores, Walmart bringing robots to warehouses, Aisle 24 opens in London ON, Toronto Starbucks unionizes, and other news.

Here’s What We Can Learn from Canada’s Response to Inflation in the 1980s and 1990s [Op-Ed]

Younger, poorer households have disproportionately suffered because their price index is skewed more toward food and shelter, say the authors.

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