Canadian Retail News From Around The Web: September 6, 2016
/Our Article of the Day:
The Ten Spot Marks 10 Years With Ambitious Expansion Plans
The innovative Canadian beauty retailer plans to continue opening locations, both domestically as well as internationally.
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Top Stories - National:
-'We don't talk': Chip Wilson not seeing eye-to-eye with Luluemon's CEO, board [BNN]
-Why Canadians drink more coffee than most people in the world [CBC]
-Alibaba Group and Canadian Government Sign Cooperation Agreement to Connect Small Businesses with Chinese Consumers (this could benefit Canadian retailers) [BusinessWire press release]
-Greeting card industry gets creative in quest to remain relevant [Globe & Mail]
-How Herschel Happened: The Making of the Now-Ubiquitous Backpack Brand [Slate] and Totokaelo Acquired by Herschel Supply Co. [Business of Fashion]
-Cattle producers getting less for beef but retail prices not dropping accordingly [CBC]
-Penguin Pick-Up partners with UPS [REMI Network]
-Loblaws recalls thousands of folding chairs because of fall hazard [CTV]
Canadian News - Regional:
Central Canada: ON/QC/Maritimes
-Space NK to open shop-in-stores at 2 Toronto Nordstrom locations this fall [LA Times]
-Méga Vrac, Montreal's largest no-waste grocery store, opens in Rosemont [CBC]
-These Ontario grocers will carry wine starting Oct. 28 [CBC]
-Train Yards developer eyes more retail space [Ottawa Business Journal]
-Mixed-Use Redevelopment of RioCan's Leaside Centre Proposed [Urban Toronto]
-Grocery store, restaurant proposed for corner of Fernbank and Shea [Stittsville Central]
Central Canada News Continued:
-Meeting local needs drives Giant Tiger's success, says store manager [North Bay Nugget]
-Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue store proud of 116 year history [CTV Montreal]
-2 PEI companies win Startup Canada awards [CBC]
-Ottawa fashion entrepreneur really truckin' along (truck retail) [Ottawa Business Journal]
-Suspect Video is closing down [Toronto: NOW Magazine]
-Want free land? Work for this Cape Breton store for 5 years and you'll get it [Canoe]
Western Canada: BC/AB/SK/MB
-BC duty free shop sees record sales for summer 2016 [CBC]
-The Italian Centre celebrates 10 years on the south side Sept. 10 [Edmonton Journal]
-Whole Foods puts their much anticipated arrival in Calgary on hold [660 News]
-City-Wide Sale a huge success [Alberta: Cold Lake Sun]
-Little Sister's Book & Art Emporium in Vancouver changing hands [Vancouver: Globe & Mail]
-Calgary's Main Streets Initiative narrows its scope to seven areas [MetroNews]
-Calgarians line up for original Air Jordan shoe re-issue [CBC]
-Skulls, taxidermy seized as black market concerns prompt Vancouver oddity shop raid [CBC]
Our Previous Articles:
-Retailers Sought for School of Retailing's October 'Retail Week'
-Montreal Friday : A T-Shirt Story (Ça va de soi) and the Eco-Cup
-Ted Baker Opens Calgary Location [Photos]
-Dutch Fashion Brand Sandwich to Open First Canadian Store
-Saks Opens Massive 3-Level Flagship Restaurant [Photos]
-Tommy Bahama Ramps Up Canadian Expansion Plans
-Only 2 Weeks Until IRDC Montreal Conference
-Penguin Random House Launches 1st Retail Store
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