Rural Alberta online shopper questions Hudson’s Bay policy to not ship to post office boxes
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Rural online shopper questions Hudson’s Bay policy on shipping to PO Boxes. Continue reading
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Canadian Tire introduces 16-foot self-serve ‘vending style’ towers in select stores
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Canadian Tire ramps up its ever-growing and crucial e-commerce strategy, introducing giant self-serve pick-up towers in select stores in Canada. Continue reading
Vancouver-based Shoes.com and ShoeMe.ca shut down
Vancouver-based Shoes.com has announced the company has shut down all operations for its e-commerce businesses, including ShoeMe.ca and OnlineShoes.com. Continue reading
Amazon’s terms of service won’t apply in the event of a zombie apocalypse
It seems as though Amazon may really believe we are at risk of am impending zombie apocalypse. Continue reading
Apple announces plan to launch Apple Pay in China
Apple Inc. and China’s state-owned credit card processor announced plans Friday to launch the smartphone-based Apple Pay electronic payment system in China. Continue reading
Is two-hour delivery the future of e-commerce?
In the U.S., online shopping juggernaut Amazon is experimenting with a service that almost seems too good to be true: one-hour home delivery of purchases. Continue reading
Think online shopping is exploding in Canada? Hardly
Big U.S. retailers are expected to move at light speed to win more online shopping dollars this year. In Canada, the pace is considerably slower. Continue reading
Online grocery shopping ‘gathering momentum in Canada’
Supermarkets are testing ways to sell grocery orders over the web as big retailers bet consumers will soon shift some of their food-buying habits online. Continue reading
Can Canadian Tire win over younger shoppers? It plans to
If a new game plan goes off well, the average age of a customer at Canadian Tire-owned stores stands to fall dramatically over the next few years. Continue reading
Loblaw gears up for online grocery orders
It’s called ‘click and collect’ and it’s a ground-breaking way Canadians will be able to purchase groceries, the country’s biggest food retailer says. Continue reading