The Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) is the oldest company in Canada, having existed centuries before Canada was officially founded as a country. But, in March, HBC announced that it would be closing down ...

The transaction, pending court approval, includes HBC’s iconic multicolored stripes, coat of arms, houseware labels Gluckstein and Distinctly Home, and apparel line Hudson North—assets poised for ...

“Some things are just meant to stay Canadian and we are honoured to welcome many of HBC’s leading brands — including the iconic HBC coat of arms and the Stripes — into our Canadian Tire ...

Another Canadian retailer has jumped in to save part of the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) — but not the stores. Canadian Tire Corporation announced May 15 it has entered into a $30-million agreement to ...

“Ultimately, customers are at the core of all we do, and by Canadians' reaction to recent rumours of this news, it is clear they see us as a great home for HBC's heritage. We are proud to ...

"Some things are just meant to stay Canadian and we are honoured to welcome many of HBC's leading brands – including the iconic HBC coat of arms and the Stripes – into our Canadian Tire ...

The Toronto company said Thursday the purchase includes the HBC Stripes and company names, logos, designs, coat of arms and brand trademarks. Canadian Tire expects the deal to close later this summer.

TORONTO - Hudson’s Bay is getting a second life with a new owner — Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. Canadian Tire said Thursday that it will pay $30 million for intellectual property belonging to the ...

This includes the HBC Stripes and various company names, logos, designs, coat of arms and brand trademarks. The Company released the following statement from Greg Hicks, President and CEO, Canadian ...

This includes the HBC Stripes and various company names, logos, designs, coat of arms and brand trademarks. The Company released the following statement from Greg Hicks, President and CEO ...