Kraft Heinz to split a decade after megafood merger From a mega-merger to a split: a decade later, the food giant is dividing into two companies Former Shoppers Drug Mart president Mike Motz to lead Walgreens The drugstore chain will operate as a private standalone company under Motz’s leadership Meet Kim Wiseman, the Montreal entrepreneur behind Kanel premium spices Frustrated by pre-made spice blends that lacked taste and were filled with unwanted ingredients—Wiseman decided to make her own BMO sees steadier economic outlook ahead, but trade uncertainty remains "Early this year, my uncertainty meter was very high and today it's less high," says chief executive Darryl White Dollarama customers both 'resilient' and 'fragile' as tariff tensions continue: CEO Given sporadic shopping behaviour, CEO Neil Rossy says it's hard to draw any trends on the health of the Canadian consumer Canadians shift spending to local businesses: Interac New survey data reveals consumers have followed through on their promise to support local Dollarama earns $321.5M Q2 profit, up from a year ago, as sales rise 10.3% Sales for the quarter totalled $1.72 billion Tariffs: Quebec will donate rather than destroy expiring U.S. alcohol, minister says Products have been offered to foundations, charity events and hospitality training schools Keurig Dr Pepper buys Peet's for US$18 billion and plans split into coffee and beverage companies The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2026 Farm Boy, Wine Rack partner on in-store boutiques In-store boutiques in select Toronto, Newmarket and Ottawa stores will offer Ontario VQA wines Elbows down: Carney scraps Canada's 'grocery tax' Though the move is beneficial to grocers and customers alike, it exposes the "uncomfortable truth ... consumers bore the cost of a policy that never should have existed" Carney announces that Canada is dropping many retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods Decision will take effect Sept. 1 First Previous 12 13 14 15 16 Next Last
