L Brands Selling Canadian Lingerie Brand La Senza, David's Tea Reports Loss, Toronto and Ottawa Vote to Approve Cannabis Retail, Prada Opens 1st Canadian Outlet at Toronto Premium Outlets.

Dollarama Launches Quebec E-Commerce Today, Value Village in Tax Fight with CRA, Canadian Consumers Less Tolerant with Retailers, Mississauga and Markham Vote Against Cannabis Retail, Thornhill Residents Concerned over Promenade Mall Redevelopment.

Retailer Warehouse Space Challenging, Canada Goose Hammered Over China's Anger at Huawai Arrest, Sears Customers Angry Over Worthless Extended Warranties, Yorkdale Mall Opens Gender-Neutral Washrooms.

Empire Closes Acquisition of Farm Boy Grocery Chain, Canada Post Working 7-Days/Week Up to Xmas, Princess Auto Entering Quebec, Grocery and Drug Store Anchor Tenants Revealed for 'Vancouver House' Development.

Some Canadians Refusing Self-Checkouts, Shoppers Drug Mart Scores Online Cannabis Distribution License, St. John's Mall Bucks Slump with Full Occupancy, Calgary 1st City to Launch Own Digital Currency.

Loblaw Rolls Out Amazon Prime-Like Loyalty Program, Lululemon Sees Gains After Implementing Loyalty Program, Dollarama Reports Profit, Ft. Mac Politician Calls for Boycott of LUSH Cosmetics Over Oilsands Protests.

HBC Reports Losses but Some Shareholders Happy with CEO's 'Drastic Moves', MEC Targets Trans Community in Marketing Campaigns, LCBO Launches 'Holiday Gift Assistant'.

Sears Canada Pensioners Seek Losses in Massive Lawsuit, Canadian Grocery Increases Forecasted, Sean Mendes Partners with Roots for Pop-Up, Starbucks Prepares to Open Downtown Vancouver Reserve, Funeral Home in Strip Mall Causes Controversy and Raises Questions.

Chip Wilson Close to Joining Chinese Investors to Takeover Sports Consortium, Ryerson Makes Case for Pedestrian-Oriented Yonge Street, Freshco Store Approved for Winnipeg.

Uber May Launch Grocery Delivery in Toronto. Most Canadians Dislike Self-Checkouts, Inside on how Deciem’s Founder was ‘Abnormal’, Birks Enjoys Megan Markle Effect, Ford Government Extends Hours for LCBO/Liquor Retailers.

HBC Activist Renews Calls to Unlock Shareholder Value, Canada Post Warns Parcel Delivery to be Delayed into New Year, Unions Block Mail Trucks in BC, Toronto Man Breaks into Lingerie Store 3 Times to Steal Mannequins, Lindt Opens Yorkdale Flagship.

Couche-Tard Sees 9% Gain from Acquisitions and Fuel, Blo Dry Bar Expanding Rapidly through Franchising, Canadian Retailer 'Showcase' Expanding into US Aggressively, Postal Workers Ordered Back to Work Amid Anger, Saskatoon's 1st Cannabis Store Opens with '1-Item for Customer' Rule.

Toys R Us Canada Brings Back Famous Jingle "I don't want to grow up", Retailers Go Green, Urban Grocery Stores Go Small, Second Cup Franchisees File Lawsuit, Romaine Lettuce Scare has Montreal Residents Going to Local Greenhouses, Alberta Declares Beer Trade Fight with Ontario.

Malls Evolving in Online World, Black Friday Eclipses Boxing Day in Canada, Drake's OVO Opens at Square One, Cannabis Retail Reviving Winnipeg's Osborune Village, The Rise and Fall of A&B Sound, Major 60-Year Redevelopment Planned for Coquitlam Centre.

Brick-and-Mortar Key to Black Friday, Black Friday Scam Warnings, London's Westmount Centre Seeing Changes, 'Vancouver Is Awesome' Launches Online Retail Space.

Ikea to Cut 100 Jobs in Canada Amid Shift, Loblaw Cranks Up Self-Checkout with Scan App, The Brick Opening Several Commercial Design Centres, Hart Department Store to Replace Sears in Festival Marketplace, Anger as Amazon Delivery Person Leaves Packages in Vehicle Overnight, Saskatoon's Midtown Plaza Getting Reno, Alberta Liquor and Game Halts New Cannabis Retail Licenses Due to Short Supply.

7-Eleven 1st Convenience Retailer in Canada to Accept Alipay and WeChat Pay, Consumers Like Self-Checkout Grocery Lanes Says Study, Montreal Examines Removing 500 Parking Spaces from Ste-Catherine Street, MEC to Open 1st Saskatchewan Store in Saskatoon.

Quebec Boutique Chain 'Dans un Jardins' Bankrupt and will Close Stores, David's Bridal to Open Store in Canada Despite Bankruptcy, Canada Post Rejects Call to End Walkouts During Xmas Rush, Downtown Hamilton Mall Could Be Redeveloped.

Canada Post Asks for Halt to International Shipments Amid Strike that Could Ruin Black Friday and Christmas, Birks Reports Gains, David's Tea Marks 10 Years, Costco Opens in Moncton, Ontario Restricts Number of Cannabis Locations for Retailers, Vancouver's Last Classical Record Store Closing, McGill University in Montreal Opens Bensadoun Retail School.

Aurora Cannabis CEO Lashes Out at Ontario and BC Rollouts, Tim Hortons Launches Kid's Menu, Toys R Us Canada Testing Small-Format Concept in Guelph, 'Food Lodge' Launches at Calgary's Deerfoot City, Ontario Expects Up to 1,000 Cannabis Stores in Malls.