Kristin Laird
ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 3/26/2026
Q&A: Jessica Jones on Kraft Heinz Canada’s $250-million investment
Why the CPG company is making a big commitment to Canadian manufacturing - 3/26/2026
Cocoa prices have come down, but that doesn't mean Easter chocolate will be cheaper
Some chocolate manufacturers may be seeking to recover the capital invested in retooling recipes and equipment to maintain price stability, experts say - 3/25/2026
Manitoba budget to reduce grocery costs and offer other direct savings
The government says it will continue to dig into grocery prices - 3/25/2026
Bank of Canada rethinking inflation framework amid persistent shocks: Rogers
Senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers says the bank is trying to get a better grasp on where price pressures are headed - 3/25/2026
Revitalizing the seafood department
FMI’s The Power of Seafood 2026 report shows retailers can find growth through inspiration and education - 3/25/2026
Deadline extended to April 2: Submit your 2026 Star Women in Grocery entry now!
Annual awards recognize women in the grocery industry that demonstrate expertise, innovation and leadership - 3/25/2026
No Frills debuts new look in Komoka, Ont.
A mix of timber and steel gives way to what the discount banner calls a traditional warehouse feel - 3/24/2026
More than chocolate: Spring’s renewed possibilities for retailers
Easter signals a time of reset for consumers, creating opportunities for retailers to freshen up their stores and merchandise for impulse buying - 3/23/2026
Manitoba budget expands tax exemption on food, aims to cut deficit
Prepared meals, snacks and carbonated drinks will be among the tax-free grocery items - 3/23/2026
Iqaluit grocery store broken into twice
The RCMP is appealing to the public for help in identifying the suspect(s) - 3/23/2026
Manitoba Premier promises to end provincial tax on food from grocery store
The change is a key part of a budget that promises to focus on affordability - 3/23/2026
Dollarama to only pass on price increases from war where 'absolutely necessary': CEO
CEO Neil Rossy says the retailer will let competitors set the tone for whether prices should increase or decrease
