Store closings, liquidation sales and retail bankruptcies across Canada. Each entry lists the stores, the dates, what happens to gift cards, returns and deposits, and a link to the court monitor. Every fact links to its source.
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Not a bankruptcy. Canadian Tire is closing its standalone Atmosphere stores in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan as part of a restructuring, and folding most of them into SportChek.
Coast Appliances' lenders put the Vancouver-based chain into CCAA on April 17, 2026. Hilco ran going-out-of-business sales at all 17 locations and online.
Toys "R" Us Canada entered CCAA on Feb. 3, 2026 with 22 stores and held liquidation sales at some of them. In June 2026 a court approved splitting the business among three buyers.
The Winnipeg-founded denim chain, which bought Bootlegger in 2025, filed for CCAA on May 6, 2026. It is liquidating all 128 stores at up to 40% off.
Eddie Bauer's U.S. Chapter 11 was recognized in Canada. No buyer came forward, closing sales ran from late January 2026, and every Canadian store closed by April 30, 2026.
Claire's Canadian arm filed under the CCAA alongside its U.S. parent's bankruptcy. It liquidated a set of stores and sold the rest; the buyer assumed 73 of 77 eligible leases.
The 60-year-old Montreal music retailer launched 'everything must go' sales at all five stores. It will keep its Montreal flagship and focus on online sales.
Not a bankruptcy. Moxies' Yorkdale restaurant closed on Jan. 17, 2026, after nearly 19 years.
The Vancouver retailer filed for CCAA in June 2025 and exited 8 of its 42 stores. A plan paying unsecured creditors 4% was sanctioned in January 2026, and the company kept operating.
Comark's Ricki's, cleo and Bootlegger chains entered CCAA in January 2025. Putman Investments bought Ricki's and cleo, keeping 68 stores, and Bootlegger went to a Warehouse One affiliate with 45 leases. Other stores held closing sales.
Not a bankruptcy. Whole Foods closed two Toronto stores on Aug. 22, 2025, with closing discounts that reached 70%.
Canada's oldest company filed for creditor protection on March 7, 2025, liquidated its stores, and closed its remaining Hudson's Bay and Saks locations for good on June 1, 2025.
Canada's largest privately owned optical chain moved its insolvency proposal (NOI) into CCAA in May 2025 after closing about 40 stores and labs. About 70 stores stayed open.
The Red Deer-based farm and hardware chain sought creditor protection and began closing all 90 Peavey Mart and 6 MainStreet Hardware stores in early 2025.
The Montreal clothing brand said in April 2025 it would close all 14 stores and liquidate inventory after the court approved the sale of its brand to Lamour Group and Thread Collective.
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