Ecommerce Said to be 3% of Retail in Canada, Retail Numbers Up in October, ShoppersDrug Mart Partners with Pot Company for Online Distribution, Exemption Sought for Liquor Retailer in Edmonton's 'ICE District'.

Remembering the Sears Wish Book, 7+ Companies Investigated in Bread PriceFixing Probe, Burt's Bees Amplifies Canadian Distribution, Edmonton Court Ruling Could See More Suburban Liquor Stores.

Loblaw Admits to Bread PriceFixing for more than 14 Years, Condos Being Added to Canadian Malls, Hudson Jeans to Relaunch in Canada Via ThroatThreads, Robson Street Retailer Closing After 93% Tax Hike. 

Inside Story on Why Stranzl's Bid to Save Sears Canada Failed, Ecommerce Key to Canadian Retailers' Success, Fashion Santa Settles Lawsuit with Yorkdale Mall, Vancouver Retail 2018 Outlook.

Canadian Retailers Spareparts Goes Bankrupt, York Region Holiday Hours a 'Political Hot Potato', Alberta Sears Franchise Owner Plans to Carry On Business Under New Name, Instabuggy Expands into Vancouver, 4th Generation Syrian Soap Maker to Open Calgary Retail Space. 

Why Retailers are Changing the Last Mile of Supply Chain, KPMG Predicts More Store Closures in Canada for 2018, Wayfair Expands Canadian Operations with New Warehouse, Hart Department Store Coming to Chatham ON.

Many Sobeys/Safeway Locations to be Converted to FreshCo Banner, Legal Weed Stores in Canada to Look 'Chic/Modern/Clean Cut', Back Alley Retail On the Rise, Native Shoes Opens 1st Flagship Store in Vancouver. 

Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Enters Canada via Ecommerce, Land and Buildings Still Critical of Hudson's Bay, Longo's Acquires Delivery Service, Ontario Passes Pot Retail Law, Louis Vuitton Opens Men's Boutique in Vancouver. 

Canadians Embracing Ecommerce Despite Preferring Physical Retail, Gifts Wait Weeks in Limbo at Customs, Parcel Theft an Issue During Holidays, Giant Tiger a Hit in Red Deer, Vancouver Experiencing Luxury Retail 'Golden Moment'. 

Auto Retailers Think Inside the Mall, Toronto-Area Canada Posts Overwhelmed for Holidays, Golf Shoe Brand Opens 1st Store in Collingwood ON, Luxury Vehicles on the Rise. 

David's Tea Considers Options After Going Public 2 Yrs Ago and Struggling, Canada Post Pickup Centres Overwhelmed with Holidays, Farm Boy Grocery Store Opens in Downtown Ottawa, Calgary Pharmacist Steals 33,000 Pills and it's Not the First Time.
 

Hudson's Bay Shares Tumble as Losses Mount, Lululemon Sees Surge, Dollarama Beats Expectations as it Plans Ecommerce. 

Roots Plans More Stores Amid Success, Canadian Beer Laws Outdated, Online Groceries Come to Halifax, Brunette the Label Opens Vancouver Flagship.

McKesson Acquires Well.ca, Oxford Malls 1st to Accept WeChatPay and AliPay, Aphria Strikes Deal with SDM to Retail Pot, LCBO to Launch Click-and-Collect in Ontario, Tsawwassen Mills Wins Prestigious Award.

Hudson's Bay to Close WeWork Deal as Activist Bows Out, Cash Falling out of Fashion at Retailers, McLaren Opens Showroom in Montreal, Security Cameras in Dressing Rooms Cause Concern, Giant Tiger Opens in Winnipeg.

Quebec Says Retail Staff Must Greet Customers 'Bonjour' and not 'Hi', US Governors Want NAFTA to Relax Online Limit, Richard Baker Plans to Transform HBC Amid Controversy, Yorkdale Mall to Proposes Residential/Commercial Intensification. 

Miniso Could Take Market Share from Dollarama and Others, Competition Bureau Questions HBC Re: Probe, Jean Couture Shareholders Support Metro Pharmacy Acquisition, Death of the Department Store? 

Regional Malls Evolving into Town Centres, CT REIT Acquires 7 RioCan Retail Properties, How Downtown Department Stores Serve a Broader Purpose, Street-Front Businesses Aim to Create 'Authentic' Edmonton.

Major Trouble for Canadian Retailers if NAFTA Fails, Tim Hortons Faces US Lawsuit, Shopify's Founder Becomes Canada's Newest Billionaire, Rideau Street Merchants Critical of Lack of Police Patrols.

Sobeys to Cut 800 Office Jobs, Canadians Moving Online for Holidays, Large Japanese Retailers Converge on Vancouver, Vancouver's 1st Zero Waste Grocery Store Opens.