The top ESG stories of 2024

A family legacy rooted in service, passion, and purpose

At a Shoppers Drug Mart^® in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the connection between Associate-Owner Sonal Purohit and her father, Bachu Purohit, is one of deep respect, shared purpose, and devoted support. Working under the same roof, they’ve built a partnership that blends decades of experience with genuine care - for each other and their community.  

Making PC Express^TM better for everyone

At PC Express^TM, we know convenience matters. Every week, hundreds of thousands of customers use our app and website to order groceries for pickup or delivery. Behind the scenes, our dedicated personal shoppers carefully pick and prepare each order — making sure customers get exactly what they need, on time.

Darcy on knowledge and Indigenous connections

Darcy Scott, VP, Distribution Operations, Western Canada, has a story about connection and the power of knowledge. Born with a mixed heritage that includes Mohawk roots, Irish, and French, Darcy's early life didn't have a strong connection to his Indigenous identity. That changed when he worked in Regina, Saskatchewan and began engaging with local Indigenous communities, where he gained a deeper understanding of the connection Indigenous Peoples have with the land, the importance of oral tradition in preserving knowledge, and the far-reaching impact of residential schools.

Washing with care

Nothing hurts the soul more than getting rid of clothing because you have to, not because you want to. Maybe it’s a hole that can’t be repaired, a stain that can’t be removed or simply because it’s just not as bright as it used to be. But, what if we told you there was a way to keep it around just a little longer or to help preserve it for a new home when it’s no longer trendy?

Every noodle has a story

From sleeping on pallets of flour and watching his father make noodles by hand, to winning the 2025 Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award presented by the Association of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneurs (ACCE), Kerry Tam has come a long way when it comes to the family business.

From seafood to strategy: Tyler's Loblaw journey is a recipe for success

Tyler Amaral's story at Loblaw is more than just a career trajectory; it's a testament to dedication, adaptability, and the power of building strong relationships. Starting as a service clerk at Zehrs Cambridge at the young age of 15, Tyler has spent the last 19 years carving a unique path, transforming from a high school seafood manager to his current role as Sr. Director Strategic Initiatives & Continuous Improvement for No Frills.