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560:"The historic east-west dynamics of the Canadian economy, as well as our small and scattered population, created structural inefficiencies in everything we did. And so, in response to free trade, we had to become competitive on our manufacturing side, which meant staying with fewer product categories and only those that could succeed on the North American scale. We restructured, we consolidated, and we did what had to be done for our long-term survival."
518:. Although market share in Ontario was regained, the company continued to struggle. In 1976, year-end results showed a loss of $ 50 million for Loblaw, while parent George Weston Limited lost $ 14 million – the first recorded loss in the company's history. That same year, Loblaw sold three unprofitable divisions - Chicago, Syracuse, and California State – representing 280 stores or half of its remaining U.S. retail outlets.
413:-based supermarket chain, which appeared headed for bankruptcy. He found a company deeply in debt with too many small, aging outlets, and a market share recently cut in half. "The big question then was should this chain be closed up or should we make the enormous investment in money and time to return it to its former place. I felt that from a retailing standpoint Loblaws was the nucleus of potentially the finest company in Canada."
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Executive Chairman with Allen Leighton appointed Deputy Chairman and later President. Weston retained the post of Chairman and President of parent George Weston Limited. With the introduction of a "fix the basics" program, designed to re-focus on food retailing, and a drive to resolve logistical problems, Loblaw returned to profitability in 2007.
739:. The Foundation is a major contributor to the Nature Conservancy of Canada and its work to preserve wilderness lands. It also funds scientific research, especially into Canada's ecologically fragile Arctic. It further provides financial support to a variety of social organizations that include food banks and the Salvation Army in Canada. He also served as president of the board of the
449:, who took on the role of "change agents". In spite of no previous experience in the retail food industry, Weston gave Nichol and Currie the authority to force change on an often reluctant senior management. Nichol was made President of Loblaws in Ontario and later Loblaw International Merchants. He became closely associated with the company's first in-house brand
640:'s east coast. Promoted as a "Village by the Sea", the project combined Weston's interest in modern architecture with decades of first-hand experience in commercial planning. The development sits on 425 acres (1.72 km) with 350 residences of Anglo-Caribbean design. It has a full-service equestrian center and an 18-hole golf course.
652:, the British department store chain, through the Weston family holding company. Press reports quoted a purchase price of £598 million. Plans to expand the number of stores were shelved in favour of extensive renovations to Selfridges' flagship store, the historic Oxford Street landmark in the heart of London's shopping district.
485:"We found it essential to change products and services before redesigning their image. For example, nothing is more disappointing for a consumer than to buy a private label product because of the attractiveness of its redesigned label and then find that the same quality that had disappointed her previously had not been improved."
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Limited continued to move away from resource-based industries. In 1998 the company E.B. Eddy Forest Products was divested for $ 800 million. East and West coast fish processing operations, namely British Columbia Packers and Connors Brothers of New Brunswick, were merged and sold.
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Toronto outlets on a budget of only $ 30,000. "Loblaws is in such trouble that if it doesn't work, it doesn't matter. If it works – good." The new store featured an expanded produce section moved upfront with huge photographs of fresh
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Limited, had successfully expanded overseas during the 1930s by acquiring and modernising biscuit and bread factories throughout the United Kingdom. In 1945, Weston and his family returned to Canada but moved frequently as his father pursued various business ventures, which
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September, Loblaw President John Lederer and Chairman Weston
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with some 700 supermarkets, Weston initiated a similar program of rationalization and renewal. He and Currie rented a townhouse in a
Chicago suburb and spent months devising a plan that saw hundreds of outlets closed. Those stores that remained were renovated and rebranded in the hope of preserving
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Chairman of the W. Garfield Weston Foundation. The Foundation assists Canadian students through the Garfield Weston Awards, along with various scholarship programs, and made possible the Weston Family Learning Centre at
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Canadian retail operations. Loblaw bought 80-store Agora Foods of Atlantic Canada for $ 81 million in late 1998 and soon thereafter announced the purchase of Quebec-based Provigo
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President's Choice products accounted for $ 1.5 billion in revenue with sales that extended into the
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As the product line-up expanded, Loblaw soon began experimenting with a variety of gourmet No Name items. When sales of "President's Blend
Gourmet Coffee" started outselling every other grocery item on the shelf, the decision was made to introduce a premium line of store brand products. In 1983,
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included supermarket chains in North America and Europe. Growing up, Weston worked in the stores that comprised his father's retail holdings. He once noted, "I've been a bag boy a thousand times in five languages." Between 1954 and 1959, he was educated in the
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751:– a contribution matched by the W. Garfield Weston Foundation. In 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, The Garfield Weston Foundation created an initiative valued at £25 million designed to support mid to large-scale organizations impacted by the virus.
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fruits, vegetables, meats and baked goods. It used panelling and big moveable display bins, in addition to new colours and logo. Sales dramatically increased. Loblaws also introduced a new advertising campaign, featuring Canadian actor
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from his estate in Ireland. The police had been tipped off about the attempt and set up an ambush for the kidnappers. Upon the kidnappers arrival, a gun fight broke out and two of the kidnappers were killed and five were arrested.
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the company's stake in the U.S. market. Weston noted, "it was in the cards that National Tea should be, or would be, disposed of. But I felt we had a tremendous foothold in the U.S. and it must not be lost, almost at any price."
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747:. In 2004, Weston and the Hon. Hilary M. Weston (26th Lieutenant Governor of Ontario 1997–2002) and Chair of the Renaissance ROM Campaign, donated $ 10 million to the initiative to revitalize the
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store, featuring No Name, along with a limited selection of 500 items at discount prices. Consumer response was so favourable that it began converting older, more marginal stores to No Frills outlets.
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agreements. Within a year, 78 money-losing locations were closed down. Weston noted that, "as a 200-store chain, we didn't look very good. As a 100-store chain, we looked very good indeed."
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620:. Press reports named a purchase price of $ 43 million for the fifteen store chain. Holt Renfrew subsequently underwent an extensive renovation program.
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1347:"Galen Weston, leader of his family's Anglo-Canadian business empire and owner of Selfridges – obituary"
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1159:"The summit meeting that changed course for giant Loblaw",
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2032:"Attempts to Abduct Rich Businessman in Ireland is Foiled"
1215:"New Loblaw super-managers called 'a bunch of wet ears'",
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1144:"Bringing order to a billion-dollar empire",
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1974:Pullen, Kelly (November 28, 2013).
1948:Kornbluth, Jesse (August 1, 2011).
1683:. The Canadian Press. July 29, 2013
1515:, Toronto: Loblaw Companies Limited
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178:The W. Garfield Weston Foundation
2057:Collins, Liam (April 15, 2021).
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1871:"At home with Hilary Weston"
1635:"Weston gets ready to buy",
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537:Real Canadian Superstore
516:Associated British Foods
357:Huron University College
286:retailer as chairman of
144:St Paul's School, London
2814:British philanthropists
2711:Weston Centre (Toronto)
2639:Your Independent Grocer
2354:"George Weston Limited"
1411:"Understanding Loblaws"
1232:"Choice move at Loblaw"
992:"Galen Weston obituary"
371:a land of opportunity:
294:in the United Kingdom,
2516:George Weston Bakeries
1728:Kearney & Ray 2002
796:Fort Belvedere, Surrey
737:Ontario Science Centre
733:Art Gallery of Ontario
565:Divestiture and growth
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2824:Canadian billionaires
2732:National Supermarkets
2624:T & T Supermarket
2421:George Weston Limited
2323:"Reinventing Loblaws"
2000:Taki (July 5, 2014).
911:Marsh, J. H. (1988).
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758:in 1990, awarded the
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791:List of billionaires
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718:Later life and death
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2285:"George Weston Ltd"
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