Canadian Retail News From Around The Web: July 29, 2015
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Our Article of the Day:
Saks Fifth Avenue to Feature Upscale New Restaurant Concepts in Canadian Stores
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Top Stories - Canada:
-Jones New York stores saved from closure as Tip Top Tailors owner buys chain [CBC]
-Canadian Nine West shoe store owner gets reprieve from its creditors [WFP]
-Changing menu for grocery shoppers (re: Loblaw) [Leader Post]
-Drones should get their own airspace, says Amazon [Toronto Star]
-Stores, shopping malls doing more to accommodate breasteading moms [Yahoo]
-Canada is not in a recession, influential group of economists says [CBC]
-Bralettes, midi skirts, replacing oversized sweaters and maxi skirts in hot Google search data [Toronto Star]
-Canadians' use of cash declining [Winnipeg Free Press]
Canadian News - Regional:
-Shoe retailer DSW to open in Saanich next month [Victoria Times Colonist]
-Lowe's Canada announces two more locations in Ontario [EPR]
-Jewelry store owners face another battle [Winnipeg Free Press]
-'We saw the future in Griffintown', businesses say [Montreal Gazette]
-Just Desserts closes last restaurant in Toronto [BlogTO]
-Small scale still sues LCBO for 'unconstitutional' markup [Hamilton Spectator]
-Hartman's Your Independent Grocer retires [Ottawa: CTV]
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