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Prev article Mining Great Quest Metals receives permits for two phosphate concessions in Mali 2 min read. Only registered members can use this feature. And that resonated with them, and they loved the fact that they could go there and get their everyday goods at a great value price," he told CTVNews. However, retail analyst and author Bruce Winder says the brand carries a significant amount of baggage.

At its peak in the s, the retailer with the red and white logo had locations. But after the arrival of Walmart, which offered better prices and a wider product selection, Zellers struggled. At the time, the company was down to stores. By , nearly all Zellers locations had closed. We look forward to completing our selection process during the next several months, moving us one step closer to delivering the Target brand shopping experience to our Canadian guests. Target analyzed extensive data on Canadian retail performance, demographics, competition and market potential to identify trade areas which would be well-served by a Target store.

Each selected site is subleased to Zellers and will continue to operate as a Zellers store for some time. Six to nine months prior to opening as Target stores, the majority of stores will be closed for significant remodeling.

Target store openings will begin in , and a detailed schedule of individual store opening dates will be made available at a later date. Each Target store in Canada will employ approximately to team members. However, it left one cultural industry group wondering why Target, a discount retailer, had to go through the federal review when other companies, such as Walmart, had not.

The Minnesota-based retail giant, which has more than 1, stores across the United States, has been eyeing the Canadian market for more than a decade. The time and investment the company has made thus far was likely a factor in its decision to accept the cultural content requirements in order to enter the Canadian market, Wong said. What the government has to do now, though, is monitor this. Head on over to one of those spots to suggest your own ideas. Oh, and use maple-scented air fresheners.

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