It's a new era for the unique France-based craft brewery concept, which will expand into new provinces in Canada by franchising locations in the country for the first time.
Toronto-based Intelocate’s integration of Shiftlab’s software within its platform delivers increased interconnectivity to retailers with one operations platform, creating efficiencies and cost savings.
David Segal, co-founder of DAVIDsTEA, says he's never been more excited about a concept as he is about Mad Radish as it expands and perfects its concept.
Craig and Ali discuss the significant shifts in the retail industry, including suburban vs downtown retail leasing and what's to come as consumer habits shift during a challenging time.
Sylvain Charlebois says that despite being a well-run company, Loblaw has made ill-informed decisions recently that has tarnished its reputation with Canadians.
Lamothe discusses his life from growing up on a farm near Ottawa to becoming a welder, and then eventually moving into various leadership roles with major Canadian retailers.
The luxury menswear retailer has leased four ground floor retail spaces and two office levels on Cumberland Street to create a new store, made necessary because of a redevelopment of its current building.
The popular dessert spot plans to open dozens of locations over the next three years, as it grows its concept to include stores with dedicated seating areas.
The world's largest sporting goods retailer will showcase its new look at a new store near Vancouver, with plans to renovate other locations as part of a major company initiative.
Sylvain Charlebois says that chocolate companies are shrinking the sizes of items and reformulating ingredients as cocoa prices explode in a global crisis that is impacting Canada.
The affluent area has propelled retail sales at the two-level downtown mall to over 30% higher than they were in 2019, prior to the pandemic, with record-breaking sales at a recent Sephora store opening.
The city is seeing increased demand for retail space despite economic uncertainty, which includes a slowdown in some key categories such as home furnishings and jewellery.
Craig and Lee discuss significant retail changes on Vancouver's Robson Street, including new store openings like adidas and Arc'teryx, the relocation of Roots, and upcoming developments.
A survey shows differences in Canadians' opinions and perceptions on what's happening at supermarket chains, including regional differences that are striking.
The company operates several established brands in Ontario including Beertown, Sole Restaurant, The Moose, Charcoal Steakhouse and others, with plans to grow these in new markets.
Sylvain Charlebois discusses the recent controversy around a restaurant in Toronto adding a new fee, sparking debate while providing learning opportunities.
Through entrepreneurship, she found fulfillment in direct performance-based compensation and flexibility in managing her schedule, with an evolving leadership style that has gained her respect and the company success.
The report forecasts changes in Canadian retail driven by shifting consumer behaviour, prompting innovation among retailers. Despite economic challenges, steady retail spending preferences for in-person shopping suggest a positive outlook in 2024, says Arlin Markowitz.
The startup program in Canada assists young entrepreneurs, particularly underrepresented groups, in overcoming challenges in the retail landscape with financial and other support.
The concept launched about a year ago and now has four stores, with plans to open locations across Canada with revenue projections in the $300-$350 million range.