- * Skater girl makes good at Home Hardware
- * Paint dealers pull support from Canadian Hardware Show
- * Canadian Tire goes upscale with new private-label tools
- * Home Depot tries two-storey urban format in Chicago
- * U.S. independent goes for growth
- * Sears sees sales drop due to bad weather
- * Large retailers suffer big drop in power tool sales
- * Verschuren takes over Expo for Home Depot
- * CHS maintains commitment to building materials
- * Lowe's gets recognition for environmental efforts
- * Stanley slashes jobs, costs
- * Black & Decker consolidates manufacturing
- * Wickes gets new owner
- * Rift in CHS: LBMAO will start own show in 2004
- * Kent readies for battle with Home Depot in Moncton
- * Rona adds new home centre format to mix in English Canada
- * AWARD evaluates hardware supply options
- * Independents get electronic advantage with paperless invoicing
- * Home Outfitters to open nine more this year
- * Housing starts hit 13-year high in 2002
- * Sodisco-Howden ends year in black, grapples with expansion
- * ProSource gives paint dealers their own buying group
- * Differentiate or die: it's a global message
- * Sears Roebuck wants to sell its credit card business
- * Ikea opens second Québec store
- * Retail sales up 0.7% in January
- * Kingfisher seeks buyer for Réno-Dépôt, despite profitability
- * Rona launches big marketing campaign, focuses on Western expansion
- * Saskatoon dealer's son plays with Bill Murray
- * Rona will begin construction of Western distribution centre
- * 84 Lumber plans 16 openings by August
- * Liquidation sales catch on with mainstream retailers
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