Toys R Us Canada Brings Back Famous Jingle "I don't want to grow up", Retailers Go Green, Urban Grocery Stores Go Small, Second Cup Franchisees File Lawsuit, Romaine Lettuce Scare has Montreal Residents Going to Local Greenhouses, Alberta Declares Beer Trade Fight with Ontario.

Malls Evolving in Online World, Black Friday Eclipses Boxing Day in Canada, Drake's OVO Opens at Square One, Cannabis Retail Reviving Winnipeg's Osborune Village, The Rise and Fall of A&B Sound, Major 60-Year Redevelopment Planned for Coquitlam Centre.

Brick-and-Mortar Key to Black Friday, Black Friday Scam Warnings, London's Westmount Centre Seeing Changes, 'Vancouver Is Awesome' Launches Online Retail Space.

Ikea to Cut 100 Jobs in Canada Amid Shift, Loblaw Cranks Up Self-Checkout with Scan App, The Brick Opening Several Commercial Design Centres, Hart Department Store to Replace Sears in Festival Marketplace, Anger as Amazon Delivery Person Leaves Packages in Vehicle Overnight, Saskatoon's Midtown Plaza Getting Reno, Alberta Liquor and Game Halts New Cannabis Retail Licenses Due to Short Supply.

7-Eleven 1st Convenience Retailer in Canada to Accept Alipay and WeChat Pay, Consumers Like Self-Checkout Grocery Lanes Says Study, Montreal Examines Removing 500 Parking Spaces from Ste-Catherine Street, MEC to Open 1st Saskatchewan Store in Saskatoon.

Quebec Boutique Chain 'Dans un Jardins' Bankrupt and will Close Stores, David's Bridal to Open Store in Canada Despite Bankruptcy, Canada Post Rejects Call to End Walkouts During Xmas Rush, Downtown Hamilton Mall Could Be Redeveloped.

Canada Post Asks for Halt to International Shipments Amid Strike that Could Ruin Black Friday and Christmas, Birks Reports Gains, David's Tea Marks 10 Years, Costco Opens in Moncton, Ontario Restricts Number of Cannabis Locations for Retailers, Vancouver's Last Classical Record Store Closing, McGill University in Montreal Opens Bensadoun Retail School.

Aurora Cannabis CEO Lashes Out at Ontario and BC Rollouts, Tim Hortons Launches Kid's Menu, Toys R Us Canada Testing Small-Format Concept in Guelph, 'Food Lodge' Launches at Calgary's Deerfoot City, Ontario Expects Up to 1,000 Cannabis Stores in Malls.

Inflation Hits Loblaw Stores, eBay Asks Ottawa to End Canada Post Strike, Cannabis Supply Shortages Ongoing, Strong Retail Growth in Grande Prairie, Montreal Businesses Compensated for Construction.

Toys R Us Canada Plans Rebound, Amazon Says 'No' to Toronto HQ2, Sportium Opens Massive Store on Montreal, Ogilvy Christmas Windows Relocate to Museum.

Sobeys Says it Won't Change Farm Boy Grocery Chain, Walmart Ramps Up Self-Checkout, Freshii to Close 10% of Locations, Black Friday to Surpass Boxing Day Says Study, Food Hall Coming to Calgary.

Due to a website system update on Friday November 9, we will be back with more Canadian retail news next week. Given the Remembrance Day Holiday, we will return on Tuesday, November 13.

MEC CEO to Step Down After 11 Years, More Canadians Choosing Black Friday Over Boxing Day, Second Cup Chooses 20 Ontario Locations to Turn into Cannabis Stores, Freshii Misses Results.

Home Decor Chains Bowring and Bombay File for Insolvency, Pop-up Benefits Malls, Newfoundland-Themed Store Opens in Toronto, 5 of Saskatchewan's 51 Cannabis Stores Open.

Lowe's to Close 31 Canadian Stores, Moores Expands Custom Menswear, Second Cup Expanding into Cannabis, Sleep Country Expands Again, Toronto Superstore Meat Left Out, Calgary Area Loses Grocery Store.

Rona to Close Newfoundland Stores, Online Vegan Marketplace Heads to Canada, Ikea Canada Launches 365 Day Returns, Ontario Cannabis Store Details a Mystery Under Ford Gov't, Costco Opens New Regina Store, Amazon HQ2 Said to Go to WashingtonDC Region Over Toronto

Canada Goose Acquires Baffin Inc to Launch Footwear, Cannabis Shortage Canada-Wide, Saskatoon Coop Workers Hit Picket Line, Edmonton's Kingsway Mall Adds Ninja Warrior Gym, Cancelled Tourist Rebate Costs Toronto Bigly, The Rec Room to Open in Barrie.

Health Canada Orders IQOS Tobacco to Remove Store Signs, Walmart Canada Carrying Cannabis Vaporizers, Canadian Tire Launches Innovative E-Commerce Self-Serve Pickup Towers, Mark's to Expand Presence in Quebec.

International Expansion Key to Lululemon's Success, Lowe's Expands Craftsman Line, Retailers Shifting Away from Canada Post Deliveries Amid Strike, Property Taxes Hit Vancouver Retailers.

American Apparel Returns Online Under Canadian Ownership, Canada Post Rotating Strikes, Saskatoon Coop Workers Could Strike Thursday, Malabar Costumes Closing in Montreal.