PC Health puts trusted health answers within reach

PC Health puts trusted health answers within reach
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A selection of new President’s Choice food products featured in the 2026 PC Holiday Insiders Report.
Products and services

Unwrap the 2026 PC® Holiday Insiders Report

The 2026 PC® Holiday Insiders ReportTM launches November 5, bringing together delicious new products, festive recipes, entertaining ideas and wellness essentials to help Canadians celebrate the holidays their way, with value in mind.

Loblaw team member George Karapostolakis posing outside the office in his Canadian Armed Forces attire.
People

Perspectives: Strength in service

For George Karapostolakis, Director of Assortment and Space Planning, service has never been about recognition. It's about showing up, doing your part and understanding that what you contribute can make a difference to someone else.

hoto collage of children participating in face painting and in-store trick-or-treating at the Real Canadian Superstore in Milton, Ontario.
Culture

A little Halloween magic goes a long way

Halloween is about more than costumes and candy. It's about the excitement of getting dressed up, decorating, sharing treats and making memories along the way. And sometimes, a little extra Halloween magic can turn an ordinary shopping trip into something special.

A person using a laptop exploring online shopping and delivery options, including Instacart, Joe Fresh, Shoppers Drug Mart, DoorDash, PC Express and Uber Eats.
Products and services

Giving Canadians a little time back

For millions of Canadians, shopping is part of the weekly routine. But how they shop is changing, with more ways to get what they need, whether that's browsing the aisles, picking up groceries on the way home or having everyday essentials delivered to their door. That flexibility brings value beyond the price at checkout, helping make everyday shopping more convenient and better suited to their busy lives. 

A young boy with mobility issues smiling while shopping with his family using a Caroline’s Cart.
Diversity and inclusion

Perspectives: Room for everyone

For many of us, grocery shopping is a familiar routine. We grab a cart, make our way through the aisles and check things off our list without giving it much thought. For others, it takes a little more planning, patience and support.  

Jessica and two other Shoppers Drug Mart employees stand together and smile in front of the pharmacy section of a store.
People

Jessica shows her CORE values through crisis

Jessica Anderson was visiting family in Revelstoke, B.C., when she realized she had missed a call from one of her assistant managers, Tanis Perdue. “She never calls when I’m off, so I knew something was wrong,” says Jessica, Front Store Manager at the Shoppers Drug Mart in Penticton, B.C.