One heart, two homes

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.

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.

Helping people find safety, one quiet question at a time

“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.

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.

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

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

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.