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Steve Payne
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Editor, Canadian Contractor
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By Steve Payne Verified| Hardlines Home Improvement Quarterly Verified Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the Hardlines Weekly Report. This was the week, 25 years ago, when Home Hardware announced that it would commence discontinuation of Beaver Lumber’s brand name, starting Dec. 15, 2000. The 1,000-strong hardware co-op had shocked the industry in August 1999 when it announced that it had bought Beaver Lumber from Molson Cos. for $68 million.
By Steve Payne Verified| Hardlines Home Improvement Quarterly Verified Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the Hardlines Weekly Report. The Hudson’s Bay Co. has gone into receivership. The iconic Canadian retail brand is holding closing sales, trying to raise enough cash to save just six Bay stores. But 25 years ago, the chain was optimistic about its future, rolling out “a new look,” we reported in our April 10, 2000 edition of the Hardlines Weekly Report. We quoted then-president and COO Marc Chouinard.
By Steve Payne Verified| Hardlines Home Improvement Quarterly Verified Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the Hardlines Weekly Report. This was the week, 25 years ago, when Home Hardware announced that it would commence discontinuation of Beaver Lumber’s brand name, starting Dec. 15, 2000. The 1,000-strong hardware co-op had shocked the industry in August 1999 when it announced that it had bought Beaver Lumber from Molson Cos. for $68 million.
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Canadian Contractor
Ontario, Canada
+1 647-407-0754