Canadian economy posts a positive surprise, adds 108,000 jobs in October Employment rose across a broad range of sectors but fell in wholesale and retail trade Inflation, nostalgia, convenience and other holiday grocery trends for 2022 The holiday entertaining period is coming up fast, here’s what to expect Credit card debt at record high amid stubbornly hot inflation: Survey Equifax Canada said Canadians are looking for deals at the grocery store more than last year, or cutting back on grocery shopping altogether Small business confidence plummets amid high debt, climbing interest rates: CFIB Businesses in the retail sector posted the biggest short-term drop in optimism and were the least confident of the sectors 'We will get back there': Shopify exec promises return to profitability after loss The e-commerce company reported revenues of US$1.37 billion in the third quarter, up from US$1.12 billion the year prior Retail sales up 0.7% in August: Statistics Canada Sales were up in six of the 11 subsectors the federal agency tracks, including food and beverage stores Loblaw hikes supply chain charges for its suppliers as transportation costs rise In a letter to suppliers, the company said it experienced significant year-over-year increases in many of its supply chain costs Metro says it's holding prices steady as usual this winter in wake of Loblaw campaign The grocer says this is a long-standing practice at Metro to avoid retail price changes during the busiest time of the year Olymel lays off 57 staff, cuts 177 positions in face of 'unpredictable' market conditions The Quebec-based producer of pork and poultry products said the streamlining was "necessary" as it faces growth challenges in the current market Loblaw freezes prices of all No Name brand products until early next year Chairman and president Galen G. Weston said the company is locking in prices of its private label brand in the face of rising food costs In P.E.I., growing worries about food security in wake of post tropical storm Fiona People are "running out of options" as a result of inflation, rent increases and the damage caused by post-tropical storm Fiona Food banks hope for holiday bounty amid rising demand, inflated food costs Some food banks say grocery bills have ballooned as they work to feed more people with fundraising dollars that don't go as far as they used to First Previous 15 16 17 18 19 Next Last