Canadian Retail News From Around The Web: July 23, 2015
/Our Article of the Day:
List of Retailers Opening and Expanding in Canada
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Top Stories - Canada:
-Loblaw to close 52 stores over next year [Globe & Mail]
-Canadian retailers Danier Leather and Le Château having a rough year at the mall [Toronto Star]
-How Amazon.com Inc is disrupting the clothing market [Financial Post]
-Ricki's, Bootlegger, cleo, find buyer, avoid closing [Toronto Star]
-Ikea issues warning after 2 boys killed by falling dressers in U.S. [CTV]
-Target dumped Canada and people are still pretty darn upset about it [Quartz]
-Dollarama Inc downgraded for all the right reasons [Financial Post]
-The latest cheap chic retailer is coming to Canada — F21 Red [Financial Post]
-Home Depot buying Interline; Canadian head to oversee integration [Globe & Mail]
Canadian News - Regional:
-Video: Art and fashion bloom at Simons, West Vancouver [Vancouver Sun]
-Wetaskiwin bookstore makes BuzzFeed list [Wetaskawin Times Advertiser]
-Montreal Announces Plans To Reboot Fashion Industry [Fashion Times]
-Sussex Co-op, Canada's oldest, closes its doors for good [CTV]
-Pot-store owner opens doors again [Winnipeg Free Press]
-Downtown Fernie gets a touch of sweetness [Free Press]
-First KFC, now Sears Canada dealer leaving Yellowknife [My Yellowknife Now]
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