The world's largest sporting goods retailer is making inroads into Canada with an innovative concept to gain market share, following the opening of its first 'city' store as well as larger big-box locations.
The retailer's fifth Montreal-area location will join other retailers including a highly-anticipated Walmart Supercentre in QuadReal's expanding power centre.
International sporting goods retailer has introduced a set of icons that utilize sporting activities as a way to promote the abilities rather than the disabilities.
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The highly experiential 70,000 square foot store will also include a fulfillment centre and is part of a transformation of Southcentre during the pandemic.
The world’s largest sporting goods retailer showcased its latest tech at Salesforce Dreamforce, and says that it plans to bring many of its latest innovations to Canada amid a store expansion.
The largest location for the chain includes ample use of technology and other experiences such as ‘cold room’ and Canada’s first ‘rain room’. It also boasts the largest sports footwear retail space in the country, at a time of unprecedented competition as many brands open their own stores.
The world’s largest sporting goods retailer, working with Oberfeld Snowcap, partnered with landlord Ivanhoé Cambridge to open two more stores, both first-to-market.
The world’s largest sporting goods retailer, known for its highly experiential stores and value prices, is planning an expansion targeting markets from British Columbia to Nova Scotia as it seeks to gain market share.
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The world’s largest sports retailer has entered Canada with a highly experiential 60,000 square foot space where consumers can try out various products.
The French sporting goods retail chain has announced the opening date of its first retail location this month, as it goes head-to-head with homegrown competitors.
The large format French sporting goods retail chain will open its first North American store in Canada in the fall of 2018, competing with a variety of homegrown competitors such as FGL Sports, SAIL, Sportium, MEC, and even retailers such as Canadian Tire.