Hudson's Bay Pulls Ivanka Trump Line, David's Tea Director Resigns, Mississauga's Square One Adds Bees to Rooftop while Yorkdale Goes Solar, SDM 'Wellwise' Opens in Sudbury, Ontario Tesla Owners on Hook after Doug Ford Government Cuts Electric Car Incentive Program.

Aritzia Sees Significant Gains, Build-a-Bear Promotion Shut Down Due to Dangerously Large Crowds, Cigarette Retailers Could Be Open to Lawsuits, Community Pharmacies an Economic Generator, Ontario Beer Coming to Big-Box Stores.

Aritzia Reports Strong Numbers, Tim Hortons Plans 1,500 Locations for China and Tests Delivery in 3 Canadian Cities, Quebec Liquor Store Workers Turn Labels Around in Protest, BC Makes Cannabis Supplier Retail Announcements.

Couche-Tard Eyes Even More Acquisitions, Amazon Announces Ottawa Fulfillment Centre with 600 Jobs, Canopy Acquires Tokyo Smoke Parent Company, Toronto Music Venues Becoming Drug Stores.

Starbucks Ditching Plastic Straws by 2020, Joe Fresh Founder Launches US Line with Kroger, Kent Building Supplies Launches Dartmouth Flagship, Amazon Warehouse to be Announced for Ottawa Tuesday Morning.

HBC Denies Some Reports Re: Signa European Joint Venture, How Brown Shoes Will Win at Omnichannel, Giant Tiger Opens in Suburban Montreal, YM Opens 3 Stores in Corner Brook, West Edmonton Mall Shows Off Anti-Terrorism Initiatives.

Mitsubishi Canada Required to Renovate All 93 Locations After Rebrand, Tecumseh Mall Filling Sobeys and Zellers Vacancies, Calgary Airport to Enhance Retail Mix, Winnipeg to Name Street 'Slurpee Way' After Being Named World's Capital 19 Years in a Row.

HBC to Divest 1/2 European Business to Signa Holdings, Canadian Beauty Brand 'Deciem' Plans Significant Growth, No Frills Marks 40 Years, Home Hardware CEO to Retire, Mercedes Benz Breaks Records Again, Ikea Announces 3 Quebec Collection Points.

Garden Centres Want Right to Retail Cannabis Plants and Seeds, Couche-Tard Acquires Several Irving Oil Locations in Maritimes, Virgil Abloh Recreates Studio at Montreal's SSENSE, White Rock's Semiahmoo Centre to Expand, Sleep Country Opens at West Edmonton Mall.

Giant Tiger Sees Success as Other Retailers Struggle, New Bread Fixing Details Revealed, Toys R Us Lives on in Canada as US Stores Shutter, Trade War Hits Canadian Retailers and Consumers.

Cineplex to Deliver Movie Popcorn in Canada, Sobeys Reports Gains, Walmart Partners with Freedom Mobile, Farm Boy Grocer Partners for New App, Some Calgary Retailers Still Struggling Post Recession.

Toys R Us Canada to Get Makeover Amid Transformation, Retaliatory Tariffs to Hit Home, Police Raid Markham Mall in Search of Counterfeits, BikeExchange to Launch in Canada, Windsor's Devonshire Mall Renovations Continue.

Shopify Acquires Startup, No Bubble to Burst for Cannabis Says Aurora, Secondhand Economy Booming, UnionPay QR Codes Launch in Canada, Moores Launches Annual Clothing Drive.

Canadian Retailers Could Face Tax on US Business After Ruling, Hudson's Bay in Talks with Signa for Kaufhof JV, Quebec Liquor Workers Vote in Favour of 6 Strike Days, Calgary Retail Vacancy Dips.

Canadian Retail Numbers Down Amid Weather Blame, McDonald's Expands Café Concept, No Liquor Strike in Quebec, Shopify to Handle BC Cannabis Ecommerce.

Activist Land & Buildings Resumes Criticism of HBC, Canadian Fashion Brand Comrags Marks 35 Years, Pensions to be Clawed Back from Some Former Sears Employees, Casper Opens Montreal Plateau Pop-Up, PayPal Acquires Vancouver's Hyperwallet.

Bone & Biscuit announces 8 stores, WeedMD strikes deal with SDM, Tim Hortons to upgrade distribution system and open new warehouses, Edmonton Ice District loses Cineplex theatre, Barrie man stuffs 2 dresses down his pants in Reitmans theft attempt.

Donald Trump Accuses Canadians of Smuggling US Shoes into Canada Cross-Border, Customization Important to Loblaw and M&M, Cannabis Officially Legalized in Canada, Red River Co-Op Expanding, Big Carrot Opens 2nd Toronto Store.

Quebec liquor store employees threaten strike ahead of Fete National, Shopify discusses 'Hybrid Retail's' need for flexibility, Beehives added on top of Richmond Hill's Hillcrest Mall, Sleep Country expands in Spruce Grove, Freson Bros. grocery store opens in suburban Edmonton.

Canada Goose Shares Jump on Retail Expansion News, Vast Majority of Canadians Say They'll Avoid US Goods According to Poll, Montreal Pet Stores Mandated to Get Animals From Shelters, Canada's 1st Hydrogen Fuelling Station Opens in Vancouver.

The media has not always been kind to millennials (i.e. those born between the early 1980s and mid 1990s), often labelling them as entitled or flighty. But it’s not that they’re lazy — they simply have different priorities to previous generations, and this extends to the workplace. Here are five observations on what they look for in a job.

David's Tea Founder Regains Control of Company with Big Plans, HotBox Cannabis Announces 7-Location Expansion, Toronto Gets World's 1st 'Pay-as-You-Can' Grocery Store, Froson Bros. Grocery Opens Store, Unique Marketplace to Open in Calgary.

Angry Canadians Boycotting Products to be 'Trump Free', Investors Suggest Building Condos over HBC Stores, Roots Reports Loss Despite Store Gains, Montreal to Compensate Businesses Over Construction, Trendy Jonathan + Olivia to Close in Toronto After 10 Years.

HBC Shareholders Challenge Executive Compensation and Real Estate Plans, FYidoctors Launches E-Commerce Site, Cheese Business Could be Hit by Tariffs, Thieves Use Battering Ram to Rob Edmonton Jewellery Store with Smoke Machine.

Nasty proxy battle at David's Tea, Montreal retail said to be facing 'perfect storm', controversy over Winnipeg liquor store downsizing, Fire destroys Edmonton strip mall.

E-commerce companies embracing brick-and-mortar, A&W to eliminate plastic straws, PEI could be 1st province to ban plastic bags, downtown Regina seeing a popularity resurgence.

Dollarama may have to Increase with US retaliation tariffs, Pedego Bikes announces 6 new Canadian stores, Quebec City shopkeepers ready for G7 protests, no 'retail apocalypse' in Vancouver as retailers see success.

Superluxury Vehicles Take Off in Canada, Cadillac Fairview Expands Loyalty Pilot Project, Jugo Juice Marks 20 Years.

Hudson's Bay sees loss as it announces 10 Lord & Taylor store closings, Reitmans Reports Loss, expert says Lululemon footwear could surpass apparel if 'done right', Lamborghini opens in downtown Toronto.

Hudson's Bay divests its recently acquired 'Guilt' division amid turnaround effort, Mercedes-Benz Canada reports another record-breaking month, Saskatoon retail demand to expand, Former Calgary Mayor wants to turn East Village lot into food hall.