Canadian Retail News From Around The Web: July 9, 2015
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Our Article of the Day:
McArthurGlen Designer Outlets Negotiating to Add More Luxury Brands
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Top Stories - Canada:
-Overwaitea pushes east with expansion of grocer Save-On-Foods to Saskatchewan, Manitoba [Financial Post]
-Ikea Canada installing electric vehicle charging stations [CTV]
-92% of Canadians make a point of buying homegrown products [Marketing Magazine]
-Canadians say grocers have better meals than fast-food restaurants [Canadian Grocer]
-Instagram is Dynamite’s fastest growing social channel [Iconosquare]
-Martin Place 'money box' lures Canada's Kit and Ace [Australian Financial Review]
-Nine West store owner in Canada files for bankruptcy protection [CBC]
Canadian News - Regional:
-IKEA Richmond Expands Offer to Enhance Shopping Experience [Marketwired]
-Official opening of the first FOREVER 21 in Québec at the Galeries de la Capitale [Newswire]
-Choices to open 10th store, replace IGA in Abbotsford [Business in Vancouver]
-Future unclear for historic Whyte Avenue wood building (formerly housing Kit and Ace) [Edmonton Journal]
-Attica is 20 years young [The Coast Halifax]
-11-store shopping centre proposed for Revelstoke [Revelstoke Mountaineer]
-New Paving Adding to the Charm of Yorkville Avenue [Urban Toronto]
-Vancouver rejects BC wine store inside Urban Fare grocery store [CBC]
Our Previous Articles:
-Simon Carter Relocates North American Flagship
-How the Label Makes the Brand
-Nordstrom to Bring New Restaurant Concepts to Canada
-Substantial Retail Proposed in One of Canada's Wealthiest Regions
