Susan Krashinsky Robertson

Court decision comes after a months-long fight with some of Canada’s most prominent commercial landlords

Grocer says monthlong shutdown resulted in costs for lost food products and repairs; expects operations to resume in the coming weeks

Restaurant Brands is working with other franchisees to take over the owner’s 13 Ontario locations, spokesperson says

Grocery store sales slightly lower than expected in first quarter

Underwear and apparel company’s New York location opens after it hiked its prices for U.S. customers in response to Trump’s tariffs

Mr. Thomson would pay at least $15-million, according to a court filing, more than the $12.5-million offered by the Weston family

The flight attendants’ strike could set a new precedent for the government’s use of Section 107 of the Labour Code

The Globe and Mail first revealed in April that the charter was included in a confidential memo distributed to potential bidders for the assets of Hudson’s Bay

The billionaire family presented a $12.5-million offer for the 1670 royal charter, with plans to donate it to the Canadian Museum of History

Canadian Museum of History announced family’s holding company plans to acquire 1670 royal charter that launched HBC

Fowl play: Inside a chicken processor’s tangled battle with Popeyes

Investment firm ReStore Capital asked court to appoint ‘super monitor’ to control the closed retailer, saying that it mismanaged the business wind-down

Landlords oppose Liu’s plan to acquire up to 25 Bay leases to open a new chain of department stores

Expansion of the Farm Boy and FreshCo store chains contributed to four-quarter profit growth to $173-million

Law firm appointed by the court as representative counsel for the HBC employees announced the extension on Tuesday

Company says it has found no evidence of the alleged safety breaches

Up to 28 leases were acquired, but no bids were received for 62 HBC properties

Vast majority of staff to be terminated by the retailer without severance payments

The crucial legislation received royal assent in 2014 but died without ever taking force for reasons never made public

The deal marks a significant moment for Canada’s oldest retailer, as it cedes ownership of the iconic designs that are deeply tied to its own corporate history