Celebrity sister act Kendall and Kylie Jenner embark on their first design collaboration with a Canadian retailer.

Vancouver luxury label Obakki wins the award at Design Forward 2018.

Luxury street style influencer Raif Adelberg takes his genderless Herman brand in a new direction, pivoting all production back to Vancouver and diving into e-commerce platform Shopify.

Canadian department store La Maison Simons makes its biggest investment in its 178-year history: a 215 million Canadian dollar fulfillment center.

The company is marking the milestone with the appointment of Canadian aerobatic race pilot Pete McLeod as its newest brand ambassador.

The site is expected to be followed by the opening of brick-and-mortar stores in the near future.

La Maison Simons realizes its ambition to become the first large-scale Canadian retailer to reduce its carbon footprint with the March launch of its eco-friendly store concept in Quebec City.

Kotn uses ethically sourced Egyptian cotton and is investing in farms in the country to guarantee the source — as well as schools.

Arc’teryx has worked with a British Columbia-based firm to develop a VR experience based around the ski slopes.

Canada’s reimagined Toronto Fashion Week unites with Re\set to bring more of a nimble, techno-bent, youth-driven feel to its upcoming February 2018 show.

The campaign bows Monday while the collection will be unveiled in Frank and Oak stores on Tuesday.

Canada’s Design Exchange museum names sustainable designer Peggy Sue Deaven-Smiltnieks winner of its 2017 Emerging Designer Competition.

The 6,000-square-foot store will carry the entire range of Hermès products, including home furnishings.

The technology allows customers to take selfies and digitally envision how they would look in Swarovski designs.

The store reflects the outerwear brand’s audacious attitude.