Talking T&T with Tina Lee

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T&T Supermarket CEO Tina Lee, standing proudly at the podium at the grand opening of the first T&T location in the U.S. in Bellevue, Washington.
Julie Bélanger and four fellow graduates from the Rotman School of Management holding their completion certificates.
People

Leading with intention: Julie’s Rotman experience

For Julie Bélanger, Senior District Director, Wholesale Affiliated Independents, growth isn’t a milestone, it's something she actively builds into how she leads every day. That mindset recently led her to the Rotman School of Management, where she took part in an immersive four-day mid-career, women in leadership program.

A photo of a woman having the new skin analysis tool used on the side of her face.
Health and wellness

Elevating skincare consultations with a simple scan

What if understanding your skin could start with a simple scan? In beauty departments at Shoppers Drug Mart® and PharmaprixMD stores across the country, customers can now receive personalized skincare recommendations based on real insights about their skin, all with a quick, easy and free scan.

he exterior of Mike and Grace’s No Frills store.
Products and services

Same unbeatable value in Komoka with new No Frills design

Something new is growing in Komoka, Ontario. At Mike & Grace’s No Frills®, a new chapter for discount grocery shopping has begun, one that stays true to the same great value customers count on while offering a fresher, easier shopping experience.

A photo of Handpie founder Sarah sitting down at a table in front of a mic.
Supplier

From P.E.I. kitchen to Canadian shelves

What started as a local idea in Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) has grown into a distinctive Canadian food brand. Sarah Bennetto O’Brien, founder of The Handpie Company, built her business by combining culinary training with a focus on local ingredients, quality and community. Her journey from chef to entrepreneur reflects the role small suppliers play in bringing new and innovative products to Canadians.

A photo of Samuel standing inside his Loblaw Pharmacy location.
Health and wellness

Advancing access to care in Amherst

In communities across the country, access to primary care has become increasingly challenging for millions of Canadians. At the Loblaw Community Pharmacy Primary Care Clinic (CPPCC) in Amherst, NS, pharmacist Samuel Mall is helping to increase access to care by fully embracing the expanded scope of pharmacy practice that Nova Scotia offers.

Paulette Frantists high-fiving a young student in-store, after giving them a special sticker.
Diversity and inclusion

Ms. Paulette

Before sunrise, when most of the city is still quiet, Paulette Frantists is unlocking the rhythm of her day at Michael's No Frills in Burlington, Ontario.