The Toronto born breakfast sandwich chain is opening its next PATH location inside the newly redesigned Metro Concourse food ...

Lightspeed CTO Bhawna Singh on what separates useful AI from AI that just looks good in a pitch deck, and why saying no is ...

McDonald’s is opening new locations across Toronto right now, and the pattern behind them isn’t really about the brand chasing new territory. It’s about existing demand catching up to where people ...

Co-founders Raja Jay and Karthiga Raja are betting their first fully independent concept on a family trip to Italy, a food hall built for foot traffic, and 15 years of retail experience. The idea didn ...

Toronto's dedicated source for retail news and developments. We track store openings, closings, and transformations across the GTA, so you don't miss a thing. Five new sites, from a former pub in ...

A new 85-page report from the Waterfront BIA lays out a plan to unify Toronto's waterfront into one connected destination, with a Vivid Sydney-style signature festival as the long-term goal. The ...

The $4.10-a-share deal ends Searchlight Capital's decade as controlling shareholder and hands day-to-day control to a new Toronto-based operating company. Roots Corporation is leaving the public ...

Little Canada officially adopted the Pocket Planet Canada name this week, the latest step in a process the company first announced on its LinkedIn page back in June, and one that’s still very much ...

Now open at 70 The Esplanade, the pop-up making its Canadian debut brings retro beach dining, a roller rink, and exclusive merchandise to Toronto for an eleven-week run. Here's a look inside. Malibu ...

Bluenotes and Journeys are relocating rather than closing outright, clearing roughly 8,100 square feet on Level 1 for what would be MINISO's third Eaton Centre storefront. MINISO Land branded hoarding ...

The Terminal 1 location, opening post security next to the Air Canada Café, is Brasa’s first franchised site anywhere, run by Banmore Group, the family owned operator already behind Subway, Booster ...

Five percent. That’s how many Canadian parents typically start their back-to-school shopping in June, according to new data from Lightspeed Commerce. Promotions have been running since then anyway.