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Save-On-Foods expands into Saskatchewan and Manitoba

Save-On-Foods expands into Saskatchewan and Manitoba

Jimmy Pattison also buys Prairie farm equipment dealer
Back to school spending looks to increase this year despite economic uncertainty: report

Back to school spending looks to increase this year despite economic uncertainty: report

Despite a tepid overall economic outlook, Canadian back to school retail sales are expected to increase by 4% from 2014 with British Columbia and Ontario leading the way.
Jones New York readies for significant retail expansion in B.C.

Jones New York readies for significant retail expansion in B.C.

Brand goes from being on its deathbed to an expectation of 112 stores Canadawide by 2025
Retail specialist Robert Thurlow touches down at airport luxury mall

Retail specialist Robert Thurlow touches down at airport luxury mall

Profile: McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport mall general manager
Retailers embrace omni-channel sales strategy

Retailers embrace omni-channel sales strategy

Combination of e-commerce, wholesaling, franchising, corporate store sales a growing trend
B.C. has Canada’s biggest jump in retail sales in May

B.C. has Canada’s biggest jump in retail sales in May

The cost of housing may be increasing steadily in British Columbia, but that isn’t stopping consumers from...
Loblaw to close 52 stores over the next year

Loblaw to close 52 stores over the next year

The closures will range across several store types, including drug and food stores
Organic skincare: what it’s all about and where to find it in Vancouver

Organic skincare: what it’s all about and where to find it in Vancouver

For those interested in integrating organic products into their beauty routines, finding the right skincare or makeup can be a challenge
Life Lessons: Gary Lenett, Dish Jeans

Life Lessons: Gary Lenett, Dish Jeans

After 25 years in fashion, Gary Lenett was ready to walk away. Then he rediscovered his passion
Lululemon is Canada’s second-most productive retailer: CBRE

Lululemon is Canada’s second-most productive retailer: CBRE

Despite controversies in recent years that range from the founder’s negative comments about women’s bodies to see-through pants to recalls of dangerous hoodie drawstrings , Vancouver’s Lululemon Athletica Inc.