Troubled Toys ’R’ Us’ retail experience is outdated: Shopify CEO Lütke
Speaking to a crowd of aspiring merchants on Wednesday night, Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke advised them not to let their customers’ retail experiences fall by
Troubled Toys ’R’ Us’ retail experience is outdated: Shopify CEO Lütke
Speaking to a crowd of aspiring merchants on Wednesday night, Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke advised them not to let their customers’ retail experiences fall by
Simons to launch new app as company doubles down on e-commerce business
Simons department store chain is launching a new app as part of its plan to grow its e-commerce business. “We really felt the need to
One year after mall’s expansion, Rideau at the centre of Ottawa retail
Though his attention was focused on his firm’s newest store in Edmonton, Peter Simons made it clear late last month Ottawa wasn’t far from his
Zero-waste food retailer NU Grocery opens in Hintonburg
When you walk into Ottawa’s first zero-waste grocery store, the first thing you notice is the writing on the wall that says “tare, fill, pay”
DavidsTea founder goes green with new fast-food salad venture in Ottawa
David Segal has a major beef with the fast food business. The Ottawa-born founder of DavidsTea believes Canadian consumers crave much more than just burgers
Ottawa designer and entrepreneur Stacey Bafi-Yeboa to show at New York Fashion Week
It’s not often that big fashion news comes out of Canada’s capital, but last week there was a major win for Ottawa and Canadian fashion.
Ottawa designer and entrepreneur Stacey Bafi-Yeboa to show at New York Fashion Week
It’s not often that big fashion news comes out of Canada’s capital, but last week there was a major win for Ottawa and Canadian fashion.
Two Ottawa-area Sears stores to close as retailer shuts 59 locations across Canada
Sears Canada (TSX:SCC) said it plans to close 59 locations, including two in the National Capital Region, and cut about 2,900 jobs under a court-supervised
Downtown Ottawa businesses say enhanced Canada Day security could attract more customers
Downtown businesses are confident enhanced security measures for Canada Day will actually bring more people downtown. Kevin McHale, acting executive director of the Sparks Street
Gatineau skateboard apparel merchant on quite a roll
At an age when many Canadian kids are slinging burgers at fast-food joints to earn spending money, Adrien Lavoie was busy educating himself on the
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