Montreal retail has struggled recently and leasing activity has been particularly slow downtown, while a new luxury mall and a growing transit network could help things this year.
Chop Steakhouse is joining a number of new restaurants and dining options that have opened recently in the Financial District, as the area starts the journey back from a pandemic that took a huge toll on the core.
The unique retail concept that launched 10 years ago in Leslieville has grown its offerings with its newest location catering to locals with a range of produces and a beverage lounge.
Rosen discusses his life up to becoming head of the luxury menswear retailer, and discusses what's been happening with the family as new leadership emerges.
Jared Gordon discusses challenges facing mid-market retail, such as declining consumer interest and competition from discount and luxury sectors. Mid-market retailers need to adapt to survive he says.
The report says that Canadian retailers are improving blending online and in-store with a majority of Canadians preferring an in-store experience, necessitating seamless channel integration.
The Canadian retailer is able to turn itself around privately after much public turmoil, according to experts, though its future remains uncertain with limited scrutiny.
Craig and Lee discuss Harry Rosen's flagship store moving from Bloor Street to Cumberland Street in Toronto's Yorkville, marking a significant shift in the area's retail landscape.
The retailer's President and General Manager discusses Farm Boy's ongoing expansion with Retail Insider, including what's driving its success with consumers and growth plans over the next while.
The concept began in 2017 and has served over a million cups of coffee in Vancouver. Now its founder plans to sell the turnkey idea globally so that other entrepreneurs can see similar success.
The mall in southern Ontario has replaced an ice rink with a new interactive entertainment option, which is also looking to expand nationally with new locations.
Sylvain Charlebois discusses a concerning trend, showing that Canadian households have become too poor to afford basic nutritious food as the cost of living grows and taxes go up this month.
It’s the latest global luxury brand to sign a lease on the prime stretch of Bloor Street, which is becoming a globally-significant hub of the world’s top brands in large retail spaces.Â
The grocery retailer is seeking locations in a wide range of sizes, as part of its initiative to operate retail stores while also building awareness for its expansive wholesale division.
Christina Morrow discusses her plans to rapidly expand her women's martial arts activewear brand, which features performance materials and designs inspired by tattoo art.