Mastermind Toys Expanding Across Canada, Toys R Us Canada Granted Court Protection, WANT Les Essentials Co-Founding Brothers Exit Company, Class Action Over Allegedly Fake Jobs for 450 Foreign Workers at Mac's.

Sears Canada Head Said to be Negotiating Deal to Cut Footprint by 1/2, Windsor/Detroit May Launch International Amazon Bid, Toys R Us Reportedly About to File for Bankruptcy.

Canadian Malls Remain Strong, Why Toronto Would be a Good Fit for Amazon's HQ2, Christmas Creep as Grocers Stock Eggnog in September. 

Sobeys Turnaround Sees Traction, Sears Canada Employees See Cut in Pension Benefits, Ontario Won't Offer Amazon Inducement Grants, Western Canada's 12-Store Wholesale Sports to Shutter.

Roots Files for IPO, What it Will Take to Win Amazon HQ in Canada, Sears to Close Cornwall Store this Month.

Sears Canada Pensioners Still Fighting, Metro Brings Online Groceries to Quebec City, Walmart Brings Online Groceries to Montreal, Iqualuit Liquor Store Does 10% Projected Yearly Numbers in 4 Days. 

Addition Elle Expands into US, Toys R Us Considers Bankruptcy, Sportium Opens Largest Sports Store in Quebec, Alberta's PARK Show Supports Local Designers.

Canadian Cities Competing to Become Home to Amazon's 2nd Global Headquarters, Ontario Announces LCBO will Distribute Marijuana in 150 New Stores, Second-Hand Retail Soars.

Toronto and Vancouver Contenders for Amazon's Second Headquarters, Dollarama Continues to See Tremendous Gains, DavidsTea Hopes to Gain on Teavana's Downfall, Second Cup Rolling Out Pinkberry. 

Giant Tiger Relaunches Menswear, Potential Buyout at Hudson's Bay as US Investor Cries Foul, CF Rideau Centre Success 1 Year Post-Expansion, Uniqlo Announces Vancouver Opening Date (Oct 6). 

Hudson's Bay Co. Reports Substantial Loss, LXRandCo Appoints Head of Global Development, BC Retail Sees Gains in June. 

Hudson's Bay Opens 1st International Store in Amsterdam, Amazon Launching 'Prime Now' Delivery Service in Canada, Alibaba Says No Plans to Expand Presence in Vancouver, Vancouver's Water Street Could be Pedestrianized.

Lululemon Beats Expectations, Controversy over Former Sears Canada Head's Wife Having Worked in Executive Role, Toronto Mayor Calls on Province to Re-evaluate Skyrocketing Commercial Property Taxes, Save-on-Foods Opens in Whitehorse. 

Potential NAFTA Issue Could Greatly Impact Small Canadian Retailers, Sears Canada Chairman Rushing to Coordinate Takeover Bid (Paywall), Mastermind Toys Opening 3 Maritimes Stores.  

Shoes.com Founder Sean Clark Discusses Company Bankruptcy, Amazon's Whole Foods Acquisition Unlikely to Spark Grocery Wars in Canada, Florists Proliferate in Toronto's 'Av & Dav', Calgary's CrossIron Mills Declared a 'Wild Success'. 

Walmart Canada Adds Third Party Vendors to Ecommerce Site, Shopify Stock Up 500% Since IPO, Sears Pulls 71-Year Funding for Student Drama Group, Vancouver's Chinatown Losing Local Food Retailers. 

Lush Sees Remarkable Growth in Canada, Back-to-SchoolSpending Predicted to Double from 2016, Simons Defies Trends with Expansion, Toronto Adds 250+ Buildings to Heritage Roster, New Abbotsford Seven Oaks Mall Owner Discusses its Future.

Roots Prepares for IPO, HBC's Head of International Business Exits, Amazon Announces Changes to Whole Foods that will Disrupt Grocery, Celine Dion Launches Bag Line to Crowds at Montreal Browns Shoes.

'Disarray' at Sears Canada Says Report, Walmart Teams up with Google, Whole Food Shareholders Say Yes to Amazon, The Rec Room Opens at West Edmonton Mall.

Canadian Retail Numbers Up in June, Sears Canada Dispute Over Divesting Store Asset, Cominar Divests Some Properties for Core Focus, Toronto Uniqlo Workers Vote Against Unionizing.

Outgoing Sears Canada Chairman 'Fronting for Eddie Lampert' Says Former CEO, Loblaw Could Merge PC Points with ShoppersOptimum, Holt Renfrew Removes 'Nazi Star' Dress, Edmonton's Transcend Coffee Continues to Grow.

Judge Approves Sears Canada Hardship Fund, Malls to Be Redeveloped, CF Toronto Eaton Centre Uniqlo Could be 1st to Unionize, Chinese Ecommerce Giant JD Targets Vancouver. 

Walmart's Canadian Strategy Leads to Q2 Gains, Creditor Group Wants to Sue Sears Canada Executives and Board, Leon's Furniture Ordered to Pay $1m Class-Action Damages Judgement, Sask. PST Expansion Has Parents Seeking Second-Hand for Back-to-School.

Sears Canada Head Steps Down to Bid on Company, Browns Shoes Partners with Adidas, Ikea Prepares to Unveil Halifax Store, Dufresne Furniture Announces Saskatoon Location. 

Sears Sets Up 'Hardship Fund' for Laid-Off Employees, Montreal Malls See Resurgence, Metro Seeks Efficiencies Amid Minimum Wage Hike, Cushman & Wakefield Acquires 20 VIC Management. 

Canada Goose Launches Sweater Line, LXRandCo Continues Growth, Cadillac Fairview Becoming 'Greener', Underground Food Market Expanding in Suburban Vancouver.

The Running Room Looks to Future, Grocery Stores and Breweries Blamed for Lower Beer Store Numbers, More Businesses Closing on Yonge Street, How Uniqlo Hopes to Win Over Vancouver

Canadian Tire Sees Mixed Results, Alibaba Courts Canadian Retailers, Amazon on Verge of Securing Office Space in Vancouver and Toronto, Freshii to be ‘McDonalds of Heathy Eats’.
 

Canada Goose Q1 has Great Expectations, How Government Can Help Retailers in Amazon Age, Can Payless Shoes Survive Post-Bankruptcy, Dynamite Expands into Shoes, Drake OVO Pops Up in Vancouver for the Month.

Indigo Reports Highest Ever Q1 Numbers and Growth, Loblaw CEO Strikes Back Against Claim of ‘Sabotage’ on Minimum Wage Hikes, Bluenotes Launches Campaign, Muji Announces Metrotown Opening Date.