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1. www.sears.comShop: Appliances, Tools, Clothing, Mattresses & More - Sears

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   Shop Sears for appliances, tools, clothing, mattresses & more. Great name brands like Kenmore, Craftsman Tools, Serta, Diehard and many others.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sears_CanadaSears Canada - Wikipedia

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   Sears Canada Inc. was a publicly-traded Canadian company affiliated with the American-based Sears department store chain.

3. globalnews.ca › news › 3796409Sears Canada: The rise and fall of the department store ...

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   Oct 11, 2017 · Learn how Sears Canada rose from a mail order business to a dominant retailer in Canada, and how it faced financial troubles and closures over the years. See photos and videos of Sears Canada's products, stores and ads from different eras.

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4. retail-insider.com › retail-insider › 2023/01/55 Years Since Sears Canada Shut All Stores [Retrospective]

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   Jan 17, 2023 · Five years after Sears Canada shut down all its stores, Retail Insider looks back at the history, challenges and impact of the iconic retailer. Learn how Sears Canada entered and exited the Canadian market, and how its vacated spaces were re-tenanted or redeveloped.

5. www.thestar.com › business › from-catalogues-toFrom catalogues to collapse: the history of Sears Canada

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   Oct 10, 2017 · Sears Roebuck Co. of Chicago was reportedly attracted north of the border by Simpson’s runaway success in Canada, with mail-order revenues soaring to $100 million in 1951.

6. www.theglobeandmail.com › report-on-business › whyWho killed Sears Canada? - The Globe and Mail

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   Oct 20, 2017 · Over the last 20 years, Sears Canada had become a lumbering, out-of-touch dinosaur, and there's lots of blame to go around for that.

7. People also ask

   How many Sears stores are there in Canada?

   • In the 2000s, these stores were renamed "Outlet Stores" to reflect a broader assortment as well as channel-specific merchandise. Sears full-line stores in some markets were converted to this format in 2014. As of Fall 2016, Sears Canada operated 17 outlet locations. In June 2017 Sears announced 10 remaining outlet stores would also close.

   Sears Canada - Wikipedia

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   When did Sears start selling furniture in Canada?

   • In 1995, Sears Canada launched a chain of specialty stores called "Sears Whole Home" in order to better showcase its home decor offerings. Furniture stores were located in power centres. they were renamed "Sears Furniture and Appliances" stores in 1999, to reflect the addition of major appliances.

   Sears Canada - Wikipedia

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   When did Sears Canada start?

   • More than 64 years ago, Sears Canada (Simpsons-Sears at the time) opened its first store in Stratford, Ont., and then went on to play a dominant role in the Canadian department store market.

   Sears Canada: The rise and fall of the department store empire

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   Is Sears Canada a good store?

   • Sears Canada was once the largest and most successful department store in the country. It was one of the large retailers that managed to brush off the 1994 entry of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. into this country.

   Who killed Sears Canada? - The Globe and Mail

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8. financialpost.com › news › retail-marketingAfter 65 years, Sears Canada, a longtime staple of our retail ...

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   Jan 14, 2018 · The longtime retailer declared bankruptcy last year and liquidated its remaining stores, leaving 15,000 people out of work. The closure sparked controversies over retention bonuses, pension plan shortfall and executive plans.