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Specsavers to open 111 new optical locations in Loblaw grocery stores across Canada

Mario Toneguzzi -
Specsavers is an optometrist-owned business that entered the Canadian market in late 2021.
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Loblaw’s Per Bank on the latest in tariffs: More products getting “T” symbol

Mario Toneguzzi -
Loblaw companies have increased the number of T symbols indicating products affected by tariffs
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Loblaw: Local produce to ease food inflation this summer

Mario Toneguzzi -
Canadians have historically seen some relief at the register on fresh products in the summer, said Loblaw.
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Loblaw and Parmigiano Reggiano Break Cheese-Cracking World Record

Craig Patterson -
Loblaw and Parmigiano Reggiano broke a world record by cracking 1,672 wheels of cheese nationwide, celebrating food, culture, and community in Canada.
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DoorDash and PC Optimum reward Canadians with new loyalty integration

Mario Toneguzzi -
Since its founding in 2013, DoorDash has expanded to over 30 countries, using technology and logistics to shape the future of commerce.
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Taza breaks ground on Real Canadian Superstore at Buffalo Run

Mario Toneguzzi -
Spanning 1,200 acres, Taza is one of North America’s most significant First Nation Development projects.
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Loblaw Pulls Folgers Coffee Over Price Dispute

Craig Patterson -
Loblaw is removing Folgers coffee from shelves after rejecting the manufacturer’s price hikes, citing efforts to protect Canadian consumers amid soaring coffee costs.
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Food inflation continues to outpace Consumer Price Index: Loblaw

Mario Toneguzzi -
Manufacturers are looking for ways to keep prices down for customers, including by shifting supply chains to by-pass the U.S., says Loblaw
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Food Basics to Open at ROQ City in Downtown Toronto

Craig Patterson -
Food Basics will open a 33,000 square foot store at ROQ City in Downtown Toronto, joining Shoppers Drug Mart in the growing mixed-use development by Tricon Residential.
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T&T Supermarket to open its 1st Southern California store in Irvine in Winter 2026

Mario Toneguzzi -
T&T Supermarkets is the largest Asian supermarket chain in Canada, with over 38 locations across North America.
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Tariffs continue to threaten inflation and food pricing: Loblaw

Mario Toneguzzi -
While the impact of Canada’s counter tariffs was minimal on food prices in March, as retailers sell through existing inventories higher prices will begin appearing on shelf, said Loblaw.
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Taza Development to Welcome Real Canadian Superstore at Buffalo Run on Tsuut’ina Nation in Historic Indigenous Partnership

Mario Toneguzzi -
Upon completion, Buffalo Run will offer 390 acres of retail, dining and recreation experiences. It is one of three community villages within the overall development of Taza, which, upon completion, will house more than 700,000 square feet of retail across 1,200 acres.
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Loblaw adds independent advisors to Patient Care and Quality Committee

Mario Toneguzzi -
For two decades, pharmacists have been responding to an urgent need for more accessible healthcare. What began with administering flu shots in 2007, has become an important part of how Loblaw and Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacists are doing their part for patients who are increasingly turning to their local pharmacists for proven, convenient care for a growing number of specific acute and chronic conditions.
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Higher commodity prices the new norm: Loblaw

Mario Toneguzzi -
Higher commodity prices are the new norm, according to the Loblaw report.
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Loblaw and George Weston Settle $500M Price-Fixing Lawsuit

Maya Johnson -
Loblaw and George Weston settle a $500 million class-action lawsuit over bread price-fixing, with funds set for distribution to eligible Canadians.
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Food prices could rise with tariffs: Loblaw

Mario Toneguzzi -
Tariffs on agricultural products and ingredients used for food-processing could make it more expensive to produce food in Canada, which increases the price of products on shelf, says Loblaw.
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Loblaw annual revenue increases to over $61 billion

Mario Toneguzzi -
Loblaw says it will continue to focus on three strategic pillars in 2025: delivering retail excellence; driving growth; and investing for the future.
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Loblaw expects to invest $10 billion into the Canadian economy over the next 5 years, including $2.2 billion in 2025

Mario Toneguzzi -
Loblaw is planning 80 new stores under the No Frills, Maxi, Shoppers Drug Mart, Pharmaprix and T&T banners, including approximately 50 hard discount stores.
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Unifor Urges Grocers to Prioritize Canadian Products Amid Tariffs

Maya Johnson -
Unifor calls on Empire, Loblaw, and Metro to support Canadian-made products to protect jobs as U.S. tariffs threaten Canada's economy.
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Loblaw and Flashfood helped Canadians save over $50 million on groceries in 2024

Mario Toneguzzi -
Since initiating their partnership with Flashfood in 2019, Loblaw has diverted nearly 86 million pounds of potential food waste from landfill through the program.
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Loblaw Companies reports strong Q3 financial performance

Mario Toneguzzi -
Loblaw experienced increased customer traffic to its stores in Q3
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Loblaw tests body cameras for employee safety

Craig Patterson -
Loblaw pilots Axon body-worn cameras in Calgary stores, leveraging advanced technology to combat retail violence and boost employee safety.
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Loblaw launching second ‘Get to Give Days’ campaign 

Mario Toneguzzi -
Loblaw Companies Limited is launching its second Get to Give Days campaign from September 12-15. During this time, the company said it will donate a portion of the proceeds from every PC product sold in its grocery stores to President's Choice Children's...
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Loblaw challenges grocery norms with minimalist No Name concept stores [Op-Ed]

Sylvain Charlebois -
Sylvain Charlebois says Loblaw is even disrupting its own business model with a limited selection of shelf-stable products at low prices, in response to shifting consumer demands and economic pressures.
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Loblaw pilots new no name® store

Mario Toneguzzi -
The no name store will help customers save up to 20 per cent on everyday grocery and household essentials.
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