It was a slow start but Canadian consumers made a strong comeback in December, opening their wallets for Christmas shopping. As the major chartered banks …
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Consumers Opening their Wallets
Consumers are not letting supply chain interruptions get in the way of their willingness to visit local retail stores as they have been finding their spending …
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Stores with Doors
There’s just no substitute for shopping and doing it in person. We should not be writing any obituaries for bricks and mortar or stores with a door. …
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Follow The Money
Change the rules….change the spending patterns. As public health restrictions begin to ease as vaccination levels increase and the number of new COVID cases …
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Clothing Sales Ramp Up
Dressing up might be one of those unexpected new year’s resolutions. We have seen all sorts of interesting and even weird dynamics in the COVID world – among …
Consumers in this province caught up to themselves in July.
Retail spending is probably the primary measure or barometer to monitor the mood of consumers and this year has been a roller coaster. When the pandemic …
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