One heart, two homes

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.

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. 

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.