Canadian Tire

Canadian Tire Corporation reports retail sales growth to $4.74 billion in Q3

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Canadian Tire said the quarter also had an increase in the annual dividend to $7.30 per share, marking the company's 17th consecutive year of dividend increase.

CT REIT reports property revenue hike to $161.3 million in Q3

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Net income however for CT REIT declined by 5.8% to $110.3 million from $117.1 million last year.

Canadian Tire expands Hudson’s Bay Stripes collection with KitchenAid, Owala partnerships

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Canadian Tire's 93-piece Hudson's Bay Stripes Winter 2026 collection adds new product categories, two brand collaborations and distribution through SportChek for the first time.

Daily Synopsis: November 4, 2026

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Some Canadians skipping meals amid grocery costs, Diwali finds wider audience, Amazon breaks ground on huge Nova Scotia warehouse, 3 bookstores opening in Vancouver, 2 Costco stores opening soon in Alberta, and other news.

Canadian Tire, Sobeys, IKEA and Tim Hortons Among Winners of Inaugural Retail Sustainability Awards

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Retail Council of Canada has announced the winners of its inaugural Retail Sustainability Excellence Awards, recognizing Canadian Tire, Sobeys, IKEA Canada, Tim Hortons and other organizations for initiatives involving recycled materials, refrigeration, logistics and supply chain sustainability.

Daily Synopsis: October 28, 2026

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Halloween costumes fly off the shelves in stores, Ossington vendor market above coffee shop, calls for street and retail safety in BC, CFIG winners announced, and other news.

Canadian Tire Expands Saskatoon Store by More Than 50% to 104,000 Square Feet

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Canadian Tire has expanded its Preston Crossing store in Saskatoon from 69,000 to 104,000 square feet, adding product displays, larger departments and a permanent greenhouse.

Retail Insider “Q3 2026 Retail Technology Report”: AI Faces an Operating Results Test

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AI is moving into merchandising, grocery carts and distribution, while payments and commerce systems expand. Retail Insider’s Q3 report examines why reliable data and measurable operating results remain the decisive tests.

Canadian Tire shifts focus to growing fandom after reaching women’s sport investment milestone

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Canadian Tire’s Eva Salem discusses the company’s strategy to increase visibility, build audiences and grow women’s professional sport in Canada.

Canadian Tire Corporation makes “landmark” commitment to women’s professional sports

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CTC turns its focus to helping more Canadians discover, follow, and support women's sport.

Q3 2026 Sporting Goods & Outdoor: Store Productivity as Performance Diverges

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Canadian sporting goods and outdoor retailers invested in stores, inventory and service during Q3 2026 as results varied sharply. SportChek, Sports Experts, MEC and Arc'teryx pursued different formats, while weaker results at lululemon and Columbia underlined the challenge of converting participation into spending.

Q3 2026 Retail Technology: AI Moves Deeper Into Retail Decisions

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Canadian retailers moved AI and digital technology deeper into operating decisions during Q3 2026. Applications at Canadian Tire, Instacart and Loblaw span merchandising, grocery shopping and distribution, while data quality, integration, payments and measurable business results remain important constraints.

Q3 2026 Marketing & Customer Experience: Marketing Moves Closer to Commerce

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Retail Insider’s Q3 2026 Marketing & Customer Experience report examines retail media, loyalty, brand activations, AI, sponsorship and commerce-linked measurement, showing how Canadian retailers are connecting attention more directly with customer behaviour.

Canadian Tire, Tim Hortons launch linked loyalty program

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The program is aimed at connecting the two loyalty ecosystems and giving customers additional rewards for purchases at participating Tim Hortons restaurants.

From The Desk: Strategic Adaptation and Growth Define Canadian Retail in August 2026

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Canadian retail shows resilience and strategic growth with expansions, AI-driven transformations, and evolving consumer behaviours amid economic challenges.

Canadian Tire Prepares for AI Shopping as Retail Strategy Evolves

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Canadian Tire is using AI to reshape merchandising, back-to-school assortments and digital content as shoppers increasingly turn to AI for product discovery.

SportChek Plans More Destination Sport Stores as HBC Spaces Create Opportunities

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SportChek is accelerating its Destination Sport rollout across Canada as Canadian Tire eyes former Hudson’s Bay and other department-store spaces for expansion.

Canadian Tire Corporation reports Q2 2026 results, strong SportChek performance due to World-Cup related demand

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Overall retail sales grew to $5,391.6 million, up 4.5%, compared to the second quarter of 2025.

CT REIT Sees Tight Retail Property Market as Rents Rise

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CT REIT reports 99.5% occupancy and double-digit rent increases as tight Canadian retail real estate conditions drive competition for properties.

Tim Hortons Targets Stronger Canadian Growth With New Stores, Beverages and Loyalty

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Tim Hortons is opening 80 Canadian restaurants while expanding cold beverages and loyalty initiatives after same-store sales growth slowed to 0.1%.

Retail Insider “Retail Logistics Report”: Optionality Replaces Lean Efficiency

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Canadian retailers are redesigning supply chains for recurring disruption, trading some lean efficiency for diversified sourcing, stronger inventory visibility and more flexible fulfilment networks. Retail Insider’s Q2 2026 report examines the operating and competitive implications of this shift.

Retail Insider Sporting Goods & Outdoor Report: Participation and Experience Reshape Growth

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Retail Insider's latest Sporting Goods & Outdoor Report examines how participation, community engagement and experiential retail are reshaping Canada's sporting goods sector, with implications for retailers, landlords, brands and investors as operators compete for long-term customer relationships.

Retail Insider “Retail Technology & Payments Report”: Commerce Infrastructure Gets Smarter

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Retail Insider's latest Retail Technology & Payments Report examines how artificial intelligence, payments, loyalty, commerce platforms, and digital infrastructure are becoming increasingly integrated, reshaping retail operations, customer experiences, and competitive advantage across the Canadian retail industry.

Carlingwood at 70: How an Ottawa Mall Survived Seven Decades of Change

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Ottawa's Carlingwood Shopping Centre is celebrating its 70th anniversary after surviving decades of change in Canadian retail through continual reinvention and community relevance.

Daily Synopsis: Jun 10, 2026

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FIFA store opens in downtown Vancouver without price tags, Calgary's European Bakery marks 20 years, Montreal Dunkin' operators bank on nostalgia, Bulgari unveils Oakridge Park store, vagrancy concerns on Spring Garden Road in Halifax, and other news.
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