Susan Krashinsky Robertson

Both companies declined to provide annual sales figures for Cougar and declined to specify the terms of the deal

Vancouver-based fashion retailer has seen Canadian sales slump starting in third quarter

Food is growing in importance for convenience store retailers, as the industry grapples with a time of unprecedented change and a move away from gasoline and cigarettes

Loblaw is leveraging increased powers for pharmacists

Canada’s largest grocer and holding company already publicly acknowledged their participation in price-fixing in 2017 in exchange for immunity from criminal charges

Consumers will have to wait at least a few months before they will be able to apply

The $35-a-share offer represents a 28-per-cent premium to Friday’s closing price

Critics say the Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan’s proposal to adopt a ‘plan sponsor pharmacy’ amounts to ‘patient steering’ because it would no longer cover the costs for members to use their pharmacy of choice for specialty-care drugs

Current COO Alex Miller will take over the top job at the Laval, Que.-based convenience-store and gas-station retailer

Grocer also ends exclusive partnership with tech provider Ocado; sees profit drop in quarter and boosts dividend

Group argues that the dispensing of specialty drugs by certain pharmacies is restricting patient choice, in violation of provincial law and the industry’s own regulations

Walmart’s share of the Canadian grocery market sits at about 7.5 to 8 per cent, CEO Gonzalo Gebara says, and has increased compared with last year

Malware group LockBit posted the data after a deadline it had set for the Vancouver-based retailer to pay a ransom had passed

Management in North America blamed the financial troubles on ‘generally poor sales performance’ in Canada and the U.S., according to court filings

The B.C.-based retailer expects the rest of its locations will reopen by end of day Tuesday

At company AGM, chairman Weston and CEO Per Bank claim misinformation leads to accusations grocery retailer is profiteering

Vancouver-based retailer brings in third-party cybersecurity experts to help contain the incident, conduct forensic investigation

Liquidators see business soar as struggling stores stuck with unwanted merchandise

The men’s wear retailer is adapting its network of stores to adjust to changing styles and shopping habits in the post-pandemic era

Court documents say decision by administrators overseeing the U.K.-based parent company to withhold funds from Canadian operations was ‘improper’