Sep. 22, 2008

  • U.S. dealer will lay out challenges of surviving tough times
  • City votes against proposed Lowe’s Canada site
  • Canadian Tire develops new formats in face of sagging sales
  • Home Depot will cut prices to attract customers
  • National Hardware Show lures back national brands
  • The Bay unveils “green” store

Sep. 15, 2008

  • Housing starts move up in August
  • TIM-BR MART offers energy awareness to consumers
  • B.C. show a chance to meet customers, write orders
  • CHHMA discusses new recycle charges at POS
  • Home buyers are thinking – and buying – green

Sep. 8, 2008

  • Home Depot opens another LEED-certified store
  • Canadian Tire's newest campain goes for the heart
  • Buoyant Newfoundland economy puts pressure on trucking
  • ILDC cancels vendor meeting
  • German garden show showcases latest L&G trends

Sep. 2, 2008

  • Exclusive interview: Orgill boss talks about Canada
  • UFA keeps an eye on further LBM acquisitions
  • U.S. sales of new and existing homes show some life
  • Best Buy gets into small appliance game
  • Wal-Mart commits to cut energy
  • UK multi-trade show gains momentum, support

Aug. 25, 2008

  • Orgill market features focus on Canada
  • Retail giants beat analysts’ quarterly expectations
  • BMR consortium buys Potvin & Bouchard
  • RONA’s 2Q results up on performance of acquisitions
  • Canadian presence grows at NRHA Convention
  • Shanghai hardware show offers gateway to Asia
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