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By J.C. Williams Group

Target leaving Canada is no surprise. Their stores were a real flop right out of the gate.

Target has announced that it is leaving Canada. It expects to report approximately $5.4 billion of pre-tax losses on discontinued operations in the fourth quarter of 2014. 

These are the locations and details of outlet malls scheduled to open in Canada between now and 2017.

In only a few years, Yorkdale's aggressive leasing team has transformed part of the mall into Canada's densest collection of luxury retailers. 

Remarkably, the once mighty jewllery retailer is almost consistently building smaller stores when it replaces previous locations and as a result, some of its largest locations are being replaced by some of its smallest.

By Sally Seston and Vicky Applebaum

It’s a tough job, but somebody has to do it: we went holiday shopping online so that we could report back on which retailers made the Naughty and Nice lists this year.

With a new CEO at Target, we expect he will most likely concentrate company resources (people and capital) on the most strategically important and most impactful business opportunities that will drive earnings.

The popular and provocative Dutch men's suit retailer will open its second Canadian location in the summer of 2015.

The following is a list of international retailers which entered the Canadian market in 2014, including links to our articles discussing each of them.

Trends for retail management to consider in in 2015.