Corporate Responsibility

Last month, wildfires devastated the town of Slave Lake in Alberta.

This year's 10 Community Service Award finalists prove that Canadian grocers go to extreme lengths to lend a helping hand

Ethnic grocers aren’t only changing the way business is done, but also the way staff loyalty is built.

Paul-Emile Légère became the first Acadian to lead Co-op Atlantic when he took over as CEO in May.

Reading through the names of past recipients of the Golden Pencil Award is like going through a who’s who of Canadian grocery industry history: Sam Steinberg, Anthony Longo, David Sobey and Wallace and Harrison McCain.

As Canadian Grocer celebrates its 125th anniversary, we salute the leaders and future leaders in grocery

Small, tough and independent, more than a century ago family grocers set the stage for today’s retail food industry.

Walmart Canada’s new boss, Shelley Broader, started her career in finance advising U.S.

IGA Gazaille’s Annick Gazaille is the true definition of an innovative, resourceful, passionate grocer.

Meet our 2011 Community Service Award winners.