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Shoppers Drug Mart Associate-Owner Khaled Youssef posing proudly in front of the Perth sign in his community.
Product develops, Stephanie Handy and Malek El-Aooiti, preparing a dish for Asian heritage month.
Diversity and inclusion

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.

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

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.

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

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 GrocerTM (YIG) burned down, it impacted everyone.

A photo of the cover of the 2025 Live Life Well Report
Environment

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.

Krista standing in front of her floral shop.
People

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 photo of Sarah hiking in the snow.
Community

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.