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Diversity and inclusion

Sending love home, one box at a time

In Etobicoke, Ontario, Emiliano and Ana’s No Frills does more than sell groceries; they send love across oceans, one special box at a time. Their big hearts and support have been bringing the unique Balikbayan box program to customers. These aren't just boxes; they're packages of love, connecting families in Canada to the Philippines.

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People

On the road with Danni: Good food, great partnerships

In my first six months, I’ve had the opportunity to travel across Canada, connecting with growers, makers, and colleagues — from the orchards of Niagara to the wide-open fields of Saskatchewan to the vibrant markets and seafood producers of Halifax. I’ve walked through farms, toured production facilities, and spent time in our stores.

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Health and wellness

Enabling the future of pharmacy

Pharmacies are evolving, transforming from places that just dispense medicine into vital hubs for your health. This notable shift means pharmacists are now key players in your health and wellness journey, offering more care than ever before.

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Products and services

Bringing on-demand groceries to 8 million Canadians

In today’s fast-paced world, convenience isn’t just a luxury; it’s a necessity. Loblaw continues to evolve to help Canadians “Live Life Well”, and one service at the centre of that effort is PC ExpressTM Rapid Delivery. Offered in partnership with DoorDash, Rapid Delivery has become a cornerstone of Loblaw’s digital strategy and a key part of how we make everyday life easier since its launch in 2022.

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People

Jaylynn’s connection beyond words

Jaylynn initially joined Real Canadian Superstore® through a temporary placement as part of a public-school transition program that supports youth with disabilities entering the workforce. With the guidance of a mentor who used sign language during training, Jaylynn quickly showed dedication, earning a permanent role. Starting in the deli, Jaylynn initially struggled with the fast pace and continuous communication, as she was more accustomed to expressing herself through American Sign Language. But her colleagues adapted. Realizing verbal instructions weren't effective, they shifted to hands-on training.

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Products and services

From bite to bright idea

What started as a simple team lunch can sometimes spark the biggest ideas! Not long ago, the Home Meal Replacement (HMR) team was enjoying some tasty Shanghai noodles for lunch. As they savoured each bite, a light bulb went on. What if they were to sell Shanghai noodles in stores as part of the Home Meal Replacement (HMR) program? This delicious thought quickly turned into a mission, and soon, Shanghai Noodles became one of our most popular HMR items on shelves.