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 Manitoba just proved that taxing food is a policy choice, not a necessity As grocery costs soar, Manitoba’s latest policy shift proves that taxing essentials isn’t a necessity—it’s a choice Sponsored USA Rice: Driving value across retail and trade in 2026 U.S. rice delivers value, quality and reliability in Canada Iqaluit grocery store broken into twice The RCMP is appealing to the public for help in identifying the suspect(s) 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 Sponsored GSF – Grocery’s Biggest Western Conference & Trade Show April 21-22 in Vancouver! GSF has exclusive speakers, more innovations and business networking events Statistics Canada reports January retail sales up 1.1% to $70.7B Sales at supermarkets and other grocers fell 0.7% Most Canadians want to ban or regulate algorithmic pricing, poll shows Half of survey respondents think the practice is unfair Consumers set to pay the price as soaring fuel costs hit shipping industry: experts Higher shipping costs combined with soaring diesel fuel rates are expected to result in more expensive purchases at the checkout Ontario to give retailers the option of opening on Family Day and Victoria Day The province says employee rights, including public holiday pay and premium pay, will remain intact First Previous 10 11 12 13 Next Last