Launching June 1 in nine of the retailer’s stores and its web site, the new IFWTO x Edito collection highlights talent from across Canada.

Known for its “farm-to-table” basics made from Egyptian cotton, Kotn innovates with a sustainable solution to manage unsold inventory.

The Canadian retailer tapped architect Alex Cochrane to redo the Holts Café in its Toronto flagship.

The Canadian lifestyle brand has set a five-step agenda over the next two years to reduce its environmental impact.

Known for its travel-friendly rompers, Canada’s Smash + Tess and U.S. journalist, author and reality TV star Carole Radziwill unite to create size-inclusive women’s loungewear.

The retailer has relaunched its web site with more hard luxury brands, including Cartier, Chaumet and Messika.

The brand founded in 2014 will become even more sustainable, from its packaging to its ingredients.

The collaboration is initially for a 10-piece, limited-edition collection, but will expand for spring 2020.

The store is the latest Dior unit to combine women’s and men’s collections under one roof.

Canada’s NKPR debuts its new e-commerce platform ShopNK to bring a humanitarian mind-set to retail.

The jacket is part of Norden’s plans to broaden its collection to include footwear, totes and bags.

The Canadian retailer is banning retouching on models in its fall ad campaign, unveiling lingerie for women of all sizes and expanding a pilot store concept.

Jonathan Simkhai debuts first pop-up shop in Toronto on June 13, eager to map out next steps for Canadian expansion in 2019.

The Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards handed out a total of 16 awards, including for model of the year, accessories designer of the year and outstanding achievement.

After securing $23 million in Series B investment funding, Canada’s Mejuri rolls out plans to tap the market for Millennial women shopping for their own jewelry.