Hudson’s Bay final-store liquidation ramps up deep discounts

April 25, 2025, 1:21 pm

Hudson’s Bay is rapidly liquidating its remaining stores with markdowns reaching up to 70 per cent. Shoppers flock to take advantage of once-in-a-lifetime deals in a dramatic end-of-life sale as the historic retailer winds down operations.

torontosun.com / Hudson’s Bay liquidation begins at final stores with markdowns of up to 70%

TORONTO — When the flagship Hudson’s Bay store in Toronto opened Friday morning, customers burst through the doors on a mission to find one thing: deals. Some jogged through the 675,700-square-foot store on Yonge Street in hopes of getting first pick of the company’s famed stripes...

winnipegfreepress.com / Hudson’s Bay is liquidating all of its stores. Here’s what you need to know

cbc.ca / Liquidation begins at remaining Hudson's Bay stores, including Toronto flagship

Liquidation sales at Hudson's Bay's remaining stores got underway this morning with a hearty showing from customers who revelled in discounts of up to 70 per cent.

cp24.com/ / Hudson’s Bay liquidation begins at final stores with markdowns of up to 70 per cent - CP24

Hudson’s Bay liquidation begins at final stores with markdowns of up to 70 per cent CP24

globalnews.ca / Hudson’s Bay liquidation begins at final stores with markdowns of up to 70 per cent

Liquidation sales at Hudson's Bay's remaining stores got underway this morning with a hearty showing from customers who revelled in discounts of up to 70 per cent.

permalink / 5 stories from 5 sources in 6 hours ago #business #canada #retail #bankruptcy #hudson-s-bay #canadian #toronto #liquidation

More Top Stories...

Singh echoes ’90s budget cut fears in campaign pitch

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, with the campaign winding down, invoked memories of the infamous ’90s Liberal spending cuts to spotlight his party’s commitment to protecting healthcare funding. His appeal is a pointed reminder of past fiscal woes—hardly subtle political theater, if you ask some critics. More...

Carney vows overhaul of Access to Information system if elected

Liberal leader Mark Carney has promised a sweeping review of Canada’s federal Access to Information system, aiming to modernize government transparency. While the ambitious pledge might sound optimistic, critics note that bureaucratic reform is easier said than done—an ironic nod to the old inertia in public administration. More...

Retail sales dip signals cautious consumer spending in February

New figures from Statistics Canada reveal a 0.4% drop in February retail sales, with notable slowdowns in auto-related sectors. The decline reflects tempered consumer enthusiasm amid economic uncertainties, leaving analysts to wonder if the market is simply acting its seasonal part. More...

Canadian gold miners’ profits climb despite caution in spending

Record high gold prices are buoying Canadian mining companies’ profits even as executives exercise restraint on spending. Investors are enjoying a mix of optimism and wariness as the sector braces for potential market corrections amid the price rally. More...

Ontario mining bill sparks outcry over endangered species

Environmental advocates have sharply criticized Ontario’s new mining legislation, claiming it poses a direct threat to protections for endangered species. The sweeping changes, touted by officials as economically necessary, have drawn fierce opposition from conservationists who argue that the province is trading ecological safety for industry-friendly policies. More...

Related Tags

Hudson’s Bay final-store liquidation ramps up deep discounts

More Top Stories...

Singh echoes ’90s budget cut fears in campaign pitch

Carney vows overhaul of Access to Information system if elected

Retail sales dip signals cautious consumer spending in February

Canadian gold miners’ profits climb despite caution in spending

Ontario mining bill sparks outcry over endangered species

Related Tags

Business

Canada

Retail

Bankruptcy

Hudson’s Bay

Canadian

Toronto

Liquidation