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- Ushering in The Computer Age
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The year was 1945: the soldiers were coming home, Zoot Suits were in style and Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra crooned over the radio waves. In this new era of hope and expectation, London Drugs was born. It was a humble, community drugstore-just 1000 square feet-but this little store on Main Street, Vancouver, was given a big name. The store was nam...
Even in its early days, London Drugs was a different sort of drugstore. Soon after the store opened, we discovered our next door neighbour, a camera store, was closing shop and needed to sell its stock of cameras. In the retail world of 1940s Vancouver, shops were much more specialized than they are today. Customers would buy meat at the butcher, m...
From the day it opened its doors, London Drugs did business differently. In post-war British Columbia, the pharmacy profession was one of tradition. There were ways that a pharmacy did business: drugs would be dispensed during regular office hours and there was an agreed-upon dispensing fee among pharmacists. London Drugs did not buy into the attit...
The 1970s looked so different from the first days of London Drugs: now its customers sported bell bottoms and shaggy hair. No longer one little store on Main Street; there were 10 stores sprinkled throughout the Lower Mainland. Bigger changes were right around the corner. In 1975, London Drugs was sold to Daylin Corporation. The next year, that com...
London Drugs sold cameras from its early days on Main Street and by 1980, customers knew the store was a go-to place for quality photo equipment. It seemed a natural offshoot to develop the photos taken by London Drugs cameras. Up until 1980, amateur photographers had to send their film to a developing lab in order to get their pictures. From the c...
In 1983, Wynne Powell, was convinced that the same people who bought cameras and toasters from London Drugs would one day want to buy computers too. It was a far-fetched idea. In 1983, letters were typed on electric typewriters, spelling errors fixed with correcting tape, and mail went out with a sealed envelope and a stamp. There were rumblings of...
In the 1990s, the Baby Boomer generation and London Drugs turned 50. Health care providers, including pharmacies, would have to face massive changes as this large group of people aged. Like the Baby Boomers themselves, London Drugs has the revolutionary spirit of its generation. A new approach to pharmacy care would have to be taken: better informa...
Learn about the history and evolution of London Drugs, a drugstore that started in 1945 in Vancouver and expanded across Western Canada. Discover how London Drugs offers quality products, services, and extended hours in pharmacy, cosmetics, electronics, and more.
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May 23, 2024 · More than three weeks after a cybersecurity breach forced London Drugs Ltd. to temporarily close its stores, the Vancouver-based retailer acknowledged that sensitive employee data have been...
May 8, 2024 · London Drugs closed its 79 stores in Western Canada for days after a cyberattack, but the company's president refused to reveal the nature or source of the attack. He said there was no evidence of customer data compromise, but the investigation could take months.
May 2, 2024 · London Drugs stores across Western Canada have been shut since Sunday due to a cybersecurity incident that affected its data infrastructure. The company says it is reviewing billions of lines of data and has no evidence of customer database compromise.
London Drugs is a Canadian pharmacy chain that offers prescriptions, health products, travel clinics and more. Find a pharmacy near you, transfer your prescriptions, download the app and get the latest Covid-19 information.
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