The Toronto Tea Festival is leaving the Toronto Reference Library. After years of sold-out weekends, waiting lists, and lineups out the door, founder Tao Wu has signed a deal to bring Canada's largest tea festival to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for January 16 and 17, 2027.
Peter Mammas on why Foodtastic bought the Canadian rights to one of the world's most recognized coffee brands, where the first locations are headed, and what is coming next.
As legacy chains collapsed and mall staples disappeared, Best Buy Canada kept investing. Twenty-five years in, VP Chris Sallans on omnichannel, the Express format, store-within-a-store, and what comes next.
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Warehouse One Clothing Ltd. has filed for CCAA protection and is closing all 128 Warehouse One and Bootlegger stores across Canada. Liquidation sales begin around May 16.
Analysis of Toronto's transformed retail market reveals a complex ecosystem where omnichannel integration, flexible leasing, and community connections have become critical success factors beyond traditional location metrics.
After two years of pop-ups, a container store, and a lesson learned at Union Station, the brand built from recycled fishing nets has finally found its home.
One in four Canadians now use AI to make purchase decisions. Retail Rewired founder Chris Parsons explains what that means for operators who are not yet paying attention.
Canadian grocer's seventh location anchors waterfront neighbourhood with research-driven food concepts, signature gourmet, fresh made meals and everyday essentials