LCBO Pulls Back Price Hikes After Industry Revolt
LCBO reverses planned price increases following industry pushback. Get the latest on this developing story and what it means for Ontario consumers.
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Aritzia opening new flagship store in downtown Vancouver
Canadian fashion retailer Aritzia announces plans to open a new flagship store in the former downtown Vancouver Nordstrom location, marking a significant retail development for the city.
Windsor Police Seek Suspect After Retail Thefts
Windsor police are investigating multiple thefts at the same retail chain locations across the city. Authorities seek public assistance in identifying the suspect.
Metro posts $217M fourth-quarter profit
Canadian grocery and drugstore retailer Metro Inc. reports strong $217 million profit in Q4 2025. Discover how the retailer performed amid competitive market conditions.
Target sales drop again, adds $1B to store investment
Target reports another quarterly sales decline while committing an additional US$1 billion to modernize its retail stores. Discover the retailer's strategic response.
$28M Yorkdale Mall Upgrade Rejects Fairweather Tenant
Oxford Properties invests $28 million to transform Yorkdale Shopping Centre's main corridor and food court, rejecting Fairweather as 'downmarket' while catering to luxury brand demand.
Trio accused of $5K theft from Cookstown mall
Police seek trio for stealing over $5,000 in merchandise from Tanger Outlet Mall in Cookstown. Authorities release suspect images from October 11 incident.
Historic Imperial Pub in Toronto Closes After 81 Years
The historic Imperial Pub near Sankofa Square has served its last pint after 81 years in downtown Toronto, marking the end of an era for the city's social scene.
Canada's holiday hiring jumps 12% after years of decline
Seasonal job postings in Canada have increased by 12% this year, marking the first uptick since 2022. Retail sales growth and post-pandemic recovery drive the holiday hiring rebound.
Lake Shore Blvd reduced to one lane near Ontario Place
Toronto drivers face significant traffic changes as Lake Shore Boulevard West reduces to single lanes near Ontario Place for ongoing construction work. Plan alternate routes.
Toys 'R' Us Canada closes 38 stores, sells 12 more
Toys 'R' Us Canada has closed 38 locations this year and put 12 more up for sale, reducing its footprint from 103 stores to just 40. Learn about the retail challenges facing the iconic toy chain.
Beer Store Closes Barrie Location for Modernization
The Beer Store is permanently closing its Barrie location as part of a company-wide modernization plan. Learn what this means for local consumers and the future of retail beer sales in Ontario.
Canadians cutting holiday spending due to stress
Canadian shoppers plan to reduce holiday spending due to economic stress and tariff uncertainty. Learn how financial pressures are changing festive traditions across Canada.
IKEA 'Plan and Order Point' Coming to Gatineau in 2026
IKEA announces a new 'Plan and Order Point' store opening in Gatineau in 2026, offering planning services and home delivery for Outaouais residents. Discover the details.
Woodward's Department Store Opens in Vancouver, 1903
On November 13, 1903, Charles Woodward defied superstition to open his monumental Woodward Departmental Stores at Abbott and Hastings, transforming a swamp into B.C.'s largest retail hub. Discover the story of this Vancouver landmark.
Tariffs Impact Canadian Holiday Spending Plans
New survey reveals Canadian shoppers are altering holiday spending due to tariffs and economic pressures. Discover how budgets are shifting this season.
Toronto approves return of neighborhood cafés in 8 wards
Toronto City Council approves neighborhood cafés and shops return in 8 wards, revitalizing local commerce and community spaces across the city. Learn about the impact.
Toronto to Allow Shops, Cafes on Residential Streets
Toronto launches initiative to bring shops and cafes to residential neighborhoods, creating new local access points across the city's diverse communities. Learn about the changes coming to your street.
Canadians cutting holiday spending amid economic worries
Canadian consumers plan to reduce holiday spending due to economic pressures and tariff uncertainty. Discover how shoppers are adapting their budgets for the 2025 season.
Calgary Grocery Store Hit by Thieves Twice in Week
A longtime Calgary grocery store in the Beltline area was targeted by thieves twice within one week, highlighting growing safety concerns in the neighborhood. Learn about the troubling trend.
Ottawa shoppers change spending habits due to tariffs
Holiday shoppers in Ottawa are modifying their spending patterns as tariff concerns grow. Discover how consumers are adapting their shopping strategies this season.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow Faces Re-Election Speculation
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow hints she may not seek re-election while critics argue her policies on taxes, housing, and public safety are taking the city in the wrong direction. Read the full analysis.
Shein France expansion delayed after Paris price backlash
Fast fashion giant Shein faces delays in French expansion as shoppers react negatively to Paris store prices. Learn about the retail challenges and consumer response.
Toronto hikes streetcar blocking fines during snowstorms
Toronto raises fines for blocking streetcars from $200 to $500 during snowstorms. Learn how this change affects winter commuting and emergency response in the city.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Retiring in January
Walmart announces CEO Doug McMillon's retirement in January 2026, with U.S. operations chief John Furner set to take leadership. Learn about this major corporate transition.
George Weston posts $477M Q3 profit, revenue up 5%
George Weston Ltd. reports strong Q3 2025 results with a $477 million profit and nearly 5% revenue growth. Discover the key drivers behind this performance and what's next for the Canadian retail giant.
Toronto to clear encampments near schools, playgrounds
Toronto will prioritize removing homeless encampments within 50 meters of schools and playgrounds as part of new safety measures. Learn about the city's approach to addressing encampment concerns.
Canadian brand Knix launches new men's line MNTD
Toronto-based intimates company Knix launches MNTD, a new men's brand featuring anti-odor technology. Available just in time for holiday shopping across Canada.
Lee Valley pays customers $1 to pick up Christmas catalog
Lee Valley Tools offers customers $1 to collect their Christmas catalog in-store due to Canada Post strike. Learn how this creative solution benefits Ottawa shoppers.
Lee Valley pays $1 for Christmas catalog pickup
Lee Valley Tools offers customers $1 to pick up Christmas catalogs in-store due to Canada Post strike. Ottawa-based company adapts to postal disruption while maintaining holiday tradition.
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