- * Top buyers offer tips for making an effective pitch
- * Home Depot becomes big supplier to U.S. government
- * Ace Hardware expands lines for pro-oriented dealers
- * SARS boosts sales for safety supply company
- * Canadian Tire opens automotive distribution centre
- * Domtar and Tembec form Canada's second-largest timber company
- * Sodisco-Howden asks Do-it dealers to switch to Ace
- * Howden's Bill Wilson announces retirement
- * Home Depot adopts data sync standard
- * TruServ reconsiders LBM business
- * Rona breaks ground on two sites in Alberta
- * Lowe's extends brands
- * Expo needs bugs worked out before Canadian debut
- * Rona share sale goes the distance
- * Lowe's plans 290 more stores and doubled installed sales by 2005
- * Home Depot toughens wood certification requirements
- * Value of housing intentions drop in April
- * Kingfisher enjoys healthy 1Q profit increase
- * Softwood ruling favours Canucks
- * TruServ plans Western rollout of its Country Depot stores
- * Canadian Tire sees clearly with 20/20 concept
- * Home Depot drives department sales with resets
- * Hudson's Bay sees big future in home décor
- * Lowe's, Home Depot report earnings
- * Rona completes second share offering
- * TSC's farm niche has room for expansion
- * Sunday openings a hot topic in New Brunswick
- * Vendors get deadline for item sync from big boxes
- * Kingfisher completes buyout of Castorama shares
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