Has the death of the mall been exaggerated? For Canada’s biggest malls, researchers think so. Continue reading →

he head of Quebec-based department store chain Simons is feeling vindicated as it completes the first phase of a five-year, $200 million national expansion. Continue reading →

The second Simons location in Edmonton is ready to open in the north end of the city.  Continue reading →

A brand new restaurant in Ottawa doesn’t accept cash payments. Could this become a trend? Continue reading →

The future of the former Kellogg Canada Inc. buildings in London, Ont., is coming into focus. Continue reading →

You only have to look back at what has been happening in the past 10 years to know the department store model has been in trouble. Continue reading →

Sears is on the verge of total collapse. The legendary Canadian department store has been unable to find a buyer. Across North America 150 stores closed in April and 66 more are slated to have the doors shut. It may only be a matter of time before the rest go as well. Geoff Currier wants… Continue reading →

Sears Canada says it has been unable to arrange as much financing as it hoped and there’s “significant doubt” of the company’s ability to continue as a going concern. Continue reading →

Hamilton City Councillors are putting the wheels in motion to transform Hamilton’s iconic industrial skyline Continue reading →

An investigation by CJOB’s Greg Mackling and Brett Megarry revealed that there’s an inconistency in the way retailers charge for bottled water. There are rules and then there is what actually happens in stores. Greg Mackling joins Geoff Currier on 680 CJOB at 10:05 to explain the situation and we’ll ask you if we should… Continue reading →