Couche-Tard Wants in on Cannabis, Grocery Retailers Seek to Innovate, Shopify Thinks Augmented Reality is Future of Online Retail, London Mall's Shuttered Target to See Fitness and Office Tenants, Walmart Launches SPUD Grocery Delivery Partnership in Vancouver.

Not in this case! There was so little Canadian retail news from external sources on Wednesday, September 19, that we’ve skipped a day and will be back tomorrow.

Canadian news media is in transition and with recent cuts, there’s so little industry reporting that Retail Insider may have to pick up the slack.

Grocery Store CEO's Warn of Pricer Future, Doyle in Downtown Halifax Attracts Retailers, Toronto Retailer Creates Unique Custom Jackets, Pizza Pizza Expands into BC, Saskatoon Seeks Downton Grocery Store.

Mall Retailers Asking for Reductions After Sears Canada Exit, A&W Plant-Based Burgers Prove Far More Popular than Expected, Simons Apologies for Bras Named After Women Including Former Chief Justice, Jamaican Fast-Food Chain Expands into Canada.

Quebec Bans All Products with Cannabis Leaf Design, Businesses Do Well with Charity, Edmonton Jeweller Adds Smoke Machine to Thwart Theft, Alberta Shoe Retailer Put out of Business by Back Door Lease Deal, BC to have Only One Authorized Cannabis Store on Legalization Date Next Month.

Walmart Teams up with Instacart for Same Day Delivery in Canada, Dollarama Reports Slowdown, Walmart Opens 1st Newfoundland Supercentre, DavidsTea Reports Significant Loss, Lululemon Marks 20 Years.

HBC can Focus on North America After Divestiture of HBC Europe, Aurora Acquires Europe's Biggest Organic Hemp Company, European Cheese Slow to Show up on Canadian Shelves, Party Bazaar Closing in Vancouver, Thousands of Counterfeits Seized from Markham's Pacific Mall, Manulife Centre Expansion Coming Along.

HBC Partners with Signa on European Department Stores, Sears Canada Court Monitor Opposes Priority for Pensioners over Others, Canada Goose to Expand Winnipeg Factory, Rejected Cannabis Retailers Stuck with Leases in Alberta.

Canada's Favourite Credit Card Isn't From a Bank But from Loblaw/President's Choice, Hudson's Bay Partners with WE Charity, Edmonton Retailers Get Renovation Assistance and it's Popular, Ikea Opens Vancouver Distribution Centre.