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1. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaNiagara region saying goodbye to last video rental store ...

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   May 8, 2022 · After outlasting corporate video rental giants and the beginning of the streaming age, That's Entertainment in St. Catharines has announced the end of an era for the independent rental store.

2. www.ctvnews.ca › business › perfect-storm-ahead-forCanadian 2022 retail outlook: Which stores are at risk? | CTV ...

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   Dec 26, 2021 · TORONTO - Turmoil could lie ahead for some Canadian retailers in the new year, with independent businesses in particular facing possible bankruptcy should the busy holiday shopping season prove...

3. vancouver.citynews.ca › 2022/04/17 › vancouver-videoFew video rental stores left in Vancouver, owners work to ...

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   Apr 18, 2022 · Last Updated April 18, 2022 11:13 am. In the wake of the Black Dog Video store closure, only a few movie rental stores remain in Vancouver and the owners are hoping to revive what many...

4. madeinca.ca › video-game-industry-statistics-canadaVideo Game Industry Statistics in Canada | Made in CA

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   Oct 28, 2024 · 75% of video game companies in Canada are owned by Canadians. 61% of Canadians play video games. The sales of digital games have increased year on year, while the sales of physical video games have stagnated. 32,300 people were working full-time in the video game industry in Canada in 2021.

   • Canada is the third biggest producer of video games, only the United States and Japan produce more games than Canada.
   • There are over 23 million gamers in Canada.
   • Canada has over 900 companies that develop video games in a wide range of genres and platforms.

5. cansumer.ca › stores-closing-in-canadaList of Stores Closed in Canada 2015-2023 - Cansumer

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   Feb 24, 2020 · A list of all the brands and retailers that have filed for bankruptcy or announced store closures in Canada. Updated as more closures are announced.

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6. www.cbc.ca › news › businessWhy the video store isn't extinct - yet | CBC News

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   He figures there are now between 250 to 300 independent video stores left in Canada, mostly in small towns. That's a drop from an estimated 600 in 2012. Beyond that, he said there are an...

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   How many independent video stores are left in Canada?

   • He figures there are now between 250 to 300 independent video stores left in Canada, mostly in small towns. That's a drop from an estimated 600 in 2012. Beyond that, he said there are an additional 500 convenience stores, general stores and gas stations that sell movies. At its peak, Kilburn's business employed 14 people.

   Why the video store isn't extinct - yet | CBC News

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   What percentage of video games are owned by Canadians?

   • 75% of video game companies in Canada are owned by Canadians. 61% of Canadians play video games. Puzzle and word games are most popular among adults, while action and adventure are the most popular types of games among kids and teenagers. The sales of digital games have increased year on year, while the sales of physical video games have stagnated.

   Video Game Industry Statistics in Canada | Made in CA

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   How much do Canadians spend on digital products?

   • With $1.354 billion spent on online gaming subscriptions, game downloads, and in-game purchases the video game sector accounted for 16.7% of total spending on digital products. The biggest spending category was mobile apps, computer software, and other online subscriptions. Canadians aged 25-34 were the biggest spenders.

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   What happened to Canadian retail in 2020?

   • The year 2020 was ugly for Canadian retail, as a relentless string of bankruptcies and closures -- accelerated by the pandemic -- marked the demise of dozens of chains. Traditional fashion and apparel businesses such as Le Chateau, Ann Taylor, Thyme Maternity, and Addition Elle, were especially decimated.

   Canadian 2022 retail outlook: Which stores are at risk ... - CTV News

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   How big is the video game market in Canada in 2023?

   • In 2023, the revenue is expected to reach $7.707 billion and with the projected growth rate of 8.49%, the market volume is expected to be over $10 billion in 2027. In 2021, 75% of all video game companies in Canada were Canadian-owned. This was a lower proportion than in 2019 when 84% of the companies were owned by Canadians.

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   Why did Microsoft close 7 stores in Canada?

   • Microsoft announced June 26, 2020 that it would be closing its 7 stores in Canada as part of a “strategic change” for its retail business that includes closing almost all of it’s 83 physical locations around the world. The health and nutrition retailer announced June 23, 2020 that it has filed for bankruptcy in the US.

   List of Stores Closed in Canada 2015-2023 - Cansumer

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8. www.retailcouncil.org › research › retail-fast-factsRetail By The Numbers - Retail Council of Canada

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   Retail By The Numbers. RCC has replaced the monthly Retail By The Numbers publication with the Retail Pulse Dashboard, a new interactive platform that delivers data on Canadian retail sales, retail job numbers, economic data, credit and debit card spending and consumer behaviour in one online tool on the Retail Council of Canada’s website.