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Christiana standing outside in the snow wearing traditional Nigerian clothing.
Diversity and inclusion

Christiana on respect, culture, and growth

At Maple Groves Distribution Centre, Warehouse Supervisor Christiana Adigun leads with the same care and intention she first learned as a child in Nigeria. Long before she thought about leadership or supply chain, she learned something lasting at home in Nigeria, seated beside her mother’s sewing machine in a small fashion shop. While her mother worked with customers, Christiana gathered the leftover scraps of fabric and stitched dresses for her dolls. It was how she learned to sew. It was also how she learned that fabric carries meaning.

Produce Sourcing Director Tyler Walker posing proudly with fresh celery stalks from the fields at Hillside Gardens.
People

From field to fork: The partnership behind your produce

Have you ever wondered about the journey your food takes before it reaches your cart? For many fresh vegetables, that journey is a delicate race against time. On a farm, a difference of just a few hours can determine whether a crop is harvested at its peak or lost entirely.

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People

Welcome, Gregers Wedell-Wedellsborg

This week we welcomed Gregers Wedell-Wedellsborg as President of Shoppers Drug Mart®. With deep experience in health and beauty retail, digital innovation, and franchise businesses, Gregers will be spending the coming weeks visiting stores and meeting teams across the country. We asked him to share a little about himself as he begins his journey with Shoppers.

Shoppers Drug Mart Associate-Owner Khaled Youssef posing proudly in front of the Perth sign in his community.
People

One heart, two homes

Meet Khaled Youssef – a proud father, loving husband and dedicated Shoppers Drug Mart® Associate-Owner in the town of Perth, Ontario. Khaled grew up in Egypt and from a young age, knew he wanted to help people with their health. He was inspired by his father who was also a pharmacist. After finishing school and working in Egypt for many years, Khaled moved to Canada, hoping to continue the work he loved in a new country – but the journey was much harder than he ever imagined.

Stephanie posing proudly in front of some wheelchair basketball memorabilia at the gym where she plays with her team.
People

Raising the bar

For Stephanie Evans, life has always been an adventure. Born and raised in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, she learned early on how to navigate the world with Cerebral Palsy. This challenge didn't stop her from achieving her goals and living a fulfilling life. Instead, it fueled her passion to create a more inclusive and joyful world for everyone.

A group of grocery store employees stand inside a store holding a Feed More Families Champions cheque.
Community

More Than a Donation: Our 2025 Feed More FamiliesTM Champions

What makes a store a true pillar in the community? It’s more than just the products on the shelves. It’s the people inside and the connections they build with their neighbours. It’s about being a reliable partner, a helping hand, and a place people can count on. This year, we are proud to celebrate the stores that live this spirit every day with the Feed More FamiliesTM Champions Awards.