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PC Health puts trusted health answers within reach 

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PC Health puts trusted health answers within reach

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Every day, Canadians are seeking answers to questions about their health. Should I take a daily vitamin? How much protein do I really need? What can I do about a sore back? Is this something I should talk to a pharmacist or a doctor about? 

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Power, purpose and possibility

When Nneka Ezurike opened the email, she had to read it more than once. 

People

Power, purpose and possibility 

A collage of families, students and adult professionals getting back into routine for the fall season. 

September starts here 

Products and services

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How store experience shaped Oliver’s path  

 The day after Co-op Student Oliver Bowes turned 15, he did what many teenagers do when they’re ready to earn their first paycheque. He got a part-time job. 

Culture

How store experience shaped Oliver’s path 

How Wholesale Club helps summer go further  

A customer pushes a cart through a Wholesale grocery store aisle. 

Summer rarely starts with one big plan. It usually begins with a text in the family group chat. A long weekend invitation. A neighbour offering to host. A cousin planning a bachelorette weekend. Someone asking who is bringing drinks, who has the cooler, and whether there will be enough food for everyone. 

The value behind every aisle 

It’s the Friday afternoon before a long weekend. 

The value behind every aisle

A four-panel summer collage showing an open road at sunrise, a sandy beach by the water, marshmallows roasting over a campfire, and a picnic blanket with a basket under a tree. 

More summer, less stress 

Summer vacation is calling… and we answered. 

A photo of a platter of burgers and hot dogs featuring items from the PC® Summer Insiders Report.

Made for summer moments

For Anthony Digiacomo, Senior Director of Sourcing - Deli, Meals & Bakery (and number one Insiders fan), the PC® Summer Insiders Report is more than a seasonal product launch. It is a celebration of the people, creativity, and teamwork behind every item. 

An orange shopping cart containing lettuce, a chocolate bar, and a bag of coffee.

Food Inflation: More than a single number

Every month, Canadians see headlines about food inflation. But what does that number actually tell us? 

Food Inflation: More than a single number 

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The making of a No Frills owner

Pam Key grew up learning grocery from the inside. Her parents owned and operated their own franchise for 40 years, and from a young age, Pam saw what ownership really meant. It was early mornings, hard work and constant learning. It was also regular customers, strong teams and the pride that comes from being part of a community. 

Start your career

The making of a No Frills owner  

No Name frozen juice concentrate cans in assorted flavours. 

Have you heard the news? Frozen juice is back 

Frozen juice concentrates may be a small category, but when they disappeared from Canadian stores earlier this year, customers noticed.  The reaction underscored the importance of affordable, practical products that help families stretch their grocery budgets. 

Your Independent Grocer Iroquois Falls store owners Mandy Toor and Raj Sharma posing proudly with a local student at one of their fundraising events. Mandy and Raj are holding a poster that the students made that says ‘thank you Mandy and Raj, love St. Ann

Heart of the Falls 

A grocery store can be a lot more than a place to pick up dinner, especially in a small town like Iroquois Falls in northern Ontario.  

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Ask for Angela

Diversity and inclusion

“Is Angela here?” It sounds like a simple question. But for someone experiencing gender-based violence, human trafficking, harassment or abuse, those three words can be a discreet first step toward safety.  

Helping people find safety, one quiet question at a time

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PC Insiders Report brings summer to the table

Before the fireworks, there’s the food. Canada Day has a way of turning summer meals into the main event: grills get fired up, snacks come along for the ride and simple gatherings feel a little more special.  

 PC Insiders Report brings summer to the table 

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Easing the invisible weight of hunger, one school at a time

Community

Many educators are seeing the effects of food insecurity in their classrooms. Mary Hilpert, a teacher at Queen Elizabeth Public School in Sarnia, Ontario, sees it every day: students carrying the weight of more than just their backpacks.

Building what’s next, together

Supplier

Building what’s next, together: Our third annual Loblaw Supplier Summit brought close to 2,500 suppliers and leaders together around partnership, value, innovation, and trust.

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How a family business became Quebec's #1 honey brand  

Long before jars of Miel d'Émilie could be found on store shelves across Quebec, the story began with a handful of beehives, a piece of land in the Beauce region and one family's dream of producing a local honey that Quebecers could be proud of.  

How a family business became Quebec's #1 honey brand 

From remedy to retail

Patrice Mousseau remembers the beginning of Satya Organic as deeply personal: a baby who rarely slept and a mother searching for relief. When her daughter Esme developed eczema at eight months old, a doctor prescribed topical steroids. Patrice wanted to explore what else might help, so she turned to the skills she knew best as a journalist: research. 

Leith Sinker stands in the middle cutting a red ribbon inside a Shoppers Drug Mart location.

Now on tap: Fragrance refills at Shoppers   

Shoppers Drug Mart® has teamed up with L'Oréal Canada to bring something exciting to beauty in Canada: the first-ever multi-brand fragrance refill fountain. This new service is being offered in select BeautyBOUTIQUE by Shoppers Drug Mart™ locations across the country and includes customer favourites like Lancôme Idôle, Giorgio Armani Acqua di Giò and Prada Paradoxe. 

Now on tap: Fragrance refills at Shoppers

Ambrose Doucette, Beauty Manager, smiling in the fragrance section of a Shoppers Drug Mart store.

The beauty in being yourself

At the Shoppers Drug Mart® location at Bloor and Bedford in Toronto, Ambrose Doucette (he/him) has become much more than the store’s Beauty Manager. For more than 15 years, he has built lasting relationships with customers, team members and the community, creating what he fondly describes as “the little corner store we all love to go to in the neighbourhood.” 

The beauty in being yourself 

Casiers de livraison intelligents PC Express

A bright indoor locker area with rows of black PC Express™ smart lockers lining both sides and the back wall. Each locker door is numbered.

PC Express delivery smart lockers

Innovation

Imagine a busy day at one of our stores. Customers are shopping, team members are stocking shelves, and PC Express™ delivery drivers are waiting to pick up online orders. In the past, this could create delays. A driver might have to wait for an order to be brought out, which slowed down deliveries and created extra traffic in our pickup areas

PC Express delivery smart lockers 

Product develops, Stephanie Handy and Malek El-Aooiti, preparing a dish for Asian heritage month.

From family tables to Canadian kitchens 

This Asian Heritage Month, we’re spotlighting Stephanie Handy and Malek El-Aooiti, product developers from our Brands team, who bring both professional and cultural expertise to the products they share with Canadians.

From family tables to Canadian kitchens

Founders of Three Farmers Foods Natasha and Elysia Vandenhurk posing proudly with their father in front of their packaged products inside a warehouse. 

Rooted in the Prairies  

Long before a bag of roasted lentils or fava bean snacks lands on a store shelf, the story begins in the Prairies, where generations of farmers have worked the land and grown crops destined for markets around the world. 

Rooted in the Prairies 

Store Owners James and Willow Walker standing outside a YIG grocery store.

From burnt down to reopening in record time 

For a town like Salisbury, N.B., the local grocery store is more than just a place to buy food. It’s a meeting spot, a source of familiar faces, and part of the rhythm of everyday life. When Walker’s Your Independent Grocer™ (YIG) burned down, it impacted everyone. 

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Feature - 2025 Live Life Well® Report: Progress built together

At Loblaw, our purpose is simple: helping Canadians Live Life Well®. In 2025, that purpose continued to guide how we show up for customers, team members, communities, and the country we proudly serve. The 2025 Live Life Well® report highlights our progress across our environmental, social, and governance (ESG) priorities. 

2025 Live Life Well® Report: Progress built together

Krista standing in front of her floral shop. 

 A passion blooms for Mother's Day 

For the floral department, Mother’s Day is the busiest and most exciting time of the year. Weeks before the big day, the team is hard at work. They plan beautiful displays, order mountains of fresh flowers, and prepare countless vases. It takes a coordinated effort to fill the store with colour and joy. For Zehrs Stratford’s Flower Shop Manager Krista Dona, it’s a labour of love. “Everyone genuinely enjoys being part of something bigger,” she says. “There’s a shared sense of excitement and pride in what we create.” 

A passion blooms for Mother's Day

Serving community, on and off the job

Every day, team members across our business help bring our commitment to helping Canadians Live Life Well to life in their communities, and Sarah Croft is one of them. 

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From the cash register to the starting line

Every year, the Shoppers Drug Mart® Run for Women brings together thousands of Canadians in 18 communities for a 5K or 10K run/walk series dedicated to supporting women’s mental health programs. From coast to coast, participants lace up their shoes and run or walk side-by-side, each step serving as a powerful demonstration of community, compassion, and hope. 

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Humbertown Loblaws

For over six years, Loblaws® Humbertown was like a second home to Grocery Manager Christine Jardeleza. So, when she heard it was closing for renovations, she was stunned. “When I first found out that the store was closing down, I couldn’t believe it,” Christine recalls.

A new chapter for Loblaws Humbertown

Quality Assurance Specialist Teresa Cerminara, carefully inspecting bananas in the produce section at one of our stores. 

That's banana's

When it comes to getting bananas on our shelves, you might think it's a simple trip from farm to store, but before they reach any of our locations, they make a special stop where an incredible transformation takes place. 

That’s bananas 

Julie Bélanger and four fellow graduates from the Rotman School of Management holding their completion certificates. 

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

Elevating skincare consultations with a simple scan

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What if understanding your skin could start with a simple scan? In beauty departments at Shoppers Drug Mart® and Pharmaprix🅫 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. 

Elevating skincare consultations with a simple scan 

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

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. 

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. 

From P.E.I. kitchen to Canadian shelves 

A photo of Samuel standing inside his Loblaw Pharmacy location.  

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.

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. 

Vishranti stands with her arms crossed in front of her Shoppers Drug Mart location.

Vishranti’s summit to leadership

Vishranti Pandya is the kind of leader who listens first and acts second. As a Pharmacist and Associate-Owner at a Shoppers Drug Mart in Calgary, Alberta, she has learned that trust isn’t won overnight, it’s earned by understanding people’s needs and showing up consistently. “The only way I can gain their trust, is to provide what they are looking for, she says.” 