Canadian Retail News From Around The Web: July 27, 2015
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Photo: Nuance Group, via Moodie Report
Our Article of the Day:
Luxury Retail Growth Continues at North America’s Second Busiest International Airport
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Top Stories - Canada:
-Demand weak for Target's Canadian real estate [Globe & Mail]
-Hudson's Bay capitalizes on real estate [Chain Store Age]
-Loblaw cuts are just part of the new food paradigm [Globe & Mail]
-Lowe’s Canada growing to 54 stores including 12 former Target locations [Financial Post]
-Online retailers buck the trend and set up bricks and mortar stores [Globe & Mail]
-Couche-Tard investors asked to weigh company's Freedom 65 clause [Globe & Mail]
-Retailers embrace omni-channel sales strategy [Business in Vancouver]
-Canadian online coupon startup Checkout 51 bought by News Corp unit [Financial Post]
Canadian News - Regional:
-Artful Shopping: Nordstrom and Simons stores support art and culture [Vancouver Sun]
-Hartman's YIG to change hands as long-time owner announces retirement [Ottawa Citizen]
-How Vancouver's Payfirma, facing a crowded mobile payments market, is trying to set itself apart [Financial Post]
-Alexa Pope to open permanent shop downtown [Halifax Chronicle Herald]
-Burnaby corner store closes after 52 years [AM730]
-Retail specialist Robert Thurlow touches down at airport luxury mall [Business in Vancouver]
-Tsawwassen Mills taking shape [Delta Optimist]
-New retail arrivals among series of changes at Ottawa airport [Ottawa Community News]
Our Previous Articles:
-List of Retailers Opening and Expanding in Canada: July 2015
-Tiffany & Co. to Relocate Montreal Concession Amid Luxury Retail Shift
-Strellson to Expand 'Mink Mile' Flagship