Dustin Fuhs

The Toronto-based grocery store will be opening in one of the most significant density of grocery brands in the city.

The Quebec-based footwear retailer has landed in Toronto with a range of products, including some from luxury brands such as Dior, Louis Vuitton and Goyard.

The storefront follows a two-year pilot project within A&W locations, which got mixed reviews in terms of quality and experience.

CEO David Lui discusses plans to open more stores for Kit and Ace, which has plans to establish a national retail presence ahead of bigger expansion plans.

The store is only the fourth in North America and 14th globally for the French sports brand, which is expanding its retail footprint globally.

Several retailers such as Willians Sonoma and Old Navy will be closing in the busy downtown mall, while new tenants such as Winners are on the way.

The brand exited Union Station in the earlier 2010s for an overhaul, and it now returns along with various other new retail tenants.

The Montreal-based foodservice concept has opened a beautiful location in downtown Toronto, and plans to open more locations as it eyes Vancouver and other markets.

Chop Steakhouse is joining a number of new restaurants and dining options that have opened recently in the Financial District, as the area starts the journey back from a pandemic that took a huge toll on the core.

The new 35,000 square foot store will offer unique features and immersive shopping experiences, reflecting the brand's strong commitment to the downtown Vancouver retail scene.