Susan Krashinsky Robertson

Mr. Bank has taken over leadership of the company as it continues to deliver financial results exceeding internal targets, but as it also faces public and political backlash over high food prices

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

Moves come weeks after its U.K.-based parent company also began restructuring under its new owners

Canada’s iconic we-sell-everything retailer is launching thousands of new products as it fights for customers in a flagging economy

Discussions have dragged on for more than two years, as industry groups have worked to develop a code that would govern relationships between grocery retailers and their suppliers

Tim Hortons, Esso and Telus all said that their brands will have a presence during the world juniors, which are taking place in Gothenburg, Sweden beginning Dec. 26

Ms. Rodbell’s appointment, effective Dec. 1, follows the departure of president Sophia Hwang-Judiesch

Troubled retailer tells customers that people who placed deposits on furniture and appliances will not receive their orders, or a refund

The job cuts, which were completed this week, amount to more than 200 corporate ‘full-time equivalent’ positions

Deloitte Canada expects Canadians will spend 11 per cent less this holiday season than last year, amid concerns about a recession and their personal finances

Scotiabank is selling the stake as it works to cut costs as part of a broader strategic overhaul

Heather Reisman showed off a new store this week, but she continued to refuse to answer questions about recent high-profile departures and allegations of mistreatment by a former board member

Metro argues that Loblaw knew it would take an irreversible hit to its brand reputation if it were the only retailer participating in the scheme, which could cause shoppers to boycott, says court document

The Canadian businessman whose retail empire has crumbled faces multiple charges of sexual assault at a Toronto trial, along with charges in three other jurisdictions

The lingering effects of the cyberattack included a weaker online marketing presence, since the hack affected Indigo’s optimization abilities

CEO sees ‘turning point in the Canadian economy,’ as inflation has dampened consumer spending and put pressure on retail sales

The Barbie Expo, located inside a Montreal mall, is missing out on an influx of potential visitors watching the Barbie movie at a theatre nearby

Maple Leaf Foods, other grocers remain under investigation by Competition Bureau after Canada Bread agreed to pay $50-million fine in price-fixing investigation

The Stellarton, N.S.-based grocer says the hit from the breach will total $32-million after insurance recoveries, up from earlier estimates of $25-million