It’s a “Canadian retail marriage made in heaven” as Vancouver-based Mountain Equipment Company prepares to open its own stores within Hudson’s Bay locations as part of an omni-channel partnership.
Nigel Fick left the corporate world to start a speciality footwear and apparel retailer focused on running and yoga -- the store has now relocated and is seeing success with its unique concept.
The company's founder and CEO discusses the company's new partnership with Monti Kids, as well as the technology behind the marketplace, how it is impacting the industry, the future of resale, the history behind the company.
At a time when the world has gone digital, an entrepreneur says she noticed a gap in magazine retail and decided to open a storefront catering to surprising demographics.
Craig interviews Éric Blais, President of Headspace Marketing, about how Bill 96 will impact retailers with rules around signage on stores and other businesses. They also discuss language laws generally and how consumers are greeted in stores — and what the penalties might be for businesses in Quebec not complying.
Prior to the pandemic Aegis Brands acquired the chain and under new leadership, is expanding its presence via multi-brand retailers and online channels.
Iozzo provides an overview of what he’s been doing with some unique brands and activations, noting that consumers are seeking physical experiences and that landlords can capitalize on these opportunities.
CEO Drew Green talks about the concept of mini showrooms within the retailer's stores, how many exist today, plans for the future, if more are coming, whether Indochino will look at other retailers to introduce the concept, recent developments for Indochino, the introduction of a women's line and the impact of the pandemic on the business.
The CEO discusses the remarkably successful and innovative WINS thrift charity retail operations which continue to see strong growth amid increasing demand.
This week Craig and Lee discuss challenges for retail in downtown Edmonton and its retreat over the past couple of decades, as well as the situation and projections for downtowns in cities across Canada. Craig is also an advisor at the University of Alberta Centre for Cities and Communities.
The multi-brand retailer is the only one in Canada to be a featured seller on the world's largest online catalogue of resale luxury designer, streetwear, and archival fashion.
Behl talks about what the award meant to her and the company, the history of Joydrop and what it does, the impact of the pandemic, lessons learned through the pandemic and future plans for the company.