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Following Ontario’s announcement in December that liquor will be sold in convenience and grocery stores in 2026, Alberta is also taking a closer look. As Tracy Nagai reports, some family run businesses say the impact could be devastating.

Retail and pharmacy chain London Drugs has temporarily closed all its stores in Western Canada due to what it calls an “operational issue.” London Drugs told Global News in a statement that it is dealing with a cybersecurity incident and the stores were closed as a precaution. Katherine Ward has this story and more in...

If you’re planning to drop by your local SAQ store this week, you might be out of luck. An estimated 90 per cent of the province’s liquor stores are closed because 5,000 employees began a two-day strike Wednesday. As Global’s Dan Spector reports, workers are leaving customers high and dry as they fight for better...

Toronto police have released video showing a jewelry store in the city’s east end being robbed by five suspects. Three of them have been arrested. Video courtesy Toronto Police Service.

Tourism season unofficially kicks off in May across Kingston. And with it are a number of attractions eagerly awaiting an influx of visitors to the limestone city.

London Drugs customers across Western Canada have been surprised to discover the stores are still closed. They shut down Sunday after London Drugs discovered it was the victim of a cybersecurity attack.

Global’s Skye Bryden-Blom sits down with Special Olympics athlete and ambassador Erin Magee and Director of Sport and Programs Matt Quinn. They’re discussing a new fundraising campaign coming to local grocery stores next week.

A liquor store employee in Langley is shaken up after he had a knife pulled on him while trying to stop a robbery. As Troy Charles reports, the item in question was a bottle of cognac worth nearly $5,000.

Six years after the legalization of cannabis in Canada, Surrey has opened the doors to retail stores in the city. Surrey’s mayor and city councillors approved framework that will allow up to 12 retailers to open up shop.

Style guru Natalie Sexton as she reveals her top tips for revamping your spring wardrobe without splurging on new items. From maximizing your closet essentials to incorporating vests, floaty dresses, and tweed suiting from last season -she shows us how to skip the store and shop your closet!

Hundreds of shoppers lined Granville Street in downtown Vancouver on Thursday for a controversial pop-up fashion store.

Another business is shutting its doors in downtown Nanaimo because of what it calls “social disorder” and drug use around the storefront. Kylie Stanton reports.

Security footage caught the moment a thief stole a bottle of expensive liquor from a Langley liquor store then pulled a knife on an employee who tried to stop him.

A New Brunswick thrift store that employs adults with intellectual disabilities is expanding to offer a higher-end boutique experience. They’ll be decorating their new space with professional model shots of their employees, which they hope will challenge stereotypes. Suzanne Lapointe has more.

Some community groups in central Edmonton say they want to restrict where knives can be sold in the city. They claim there’s too much violence and access to weapons is part of the problem. Jasmine King reports.

A controversial pop-up store is coming to Vancouver. Shein sells low-cost fashion, racking up big sales in Canada. But its business and labour practices have raised eyebrows and garnered plenty of attention. Alissa Thibault reports.

Video surveillance captured the entire robbery of a Surrey jewelry store on Monday. Four men were filmed breaking into the store at the Semiahmoo Shopping Centre, smashing glass cabinets and ransacking the business before taking off.

WATCH: A rural Sask. liquor store is concerned about the potential oversaturation of liquor businesses in the area after the recent liquor permit auction and lack of regulations in the SLGA policy. Mackenzie Mazankowski has the details.

Surrey RCMP are investigating shots fired at a Newton business early Monday morning. Surveillance video shows a vehicle pulling up to ACC Jewellers Ltd. at Payal Business Centre, near 80th Avenue and 128th Street just before 3 a.m.

Surrey RCMP are now saying they don’t believe a shooting early Monday morning targeting a jewelry store is related to the string of extortion threats against South Asian businesses. But as Janet Brown reports, whatever the motive, yet another act of violence has the community even more on edge.