Dustin Fuhs

6 days ago | 6ixretail.com | Dustin Fuhs

A century-old heritage building at 2532 Yonge Street will anchor a new community wellness destination when Groove Wellness opens June 22, marking the latest addition to the rapidly evolving midtown Toronto retail landscape. The 3,000-square-foot concept combines contemporary Pilates classes with an integrated wellness bar, designed specifically to serve the influx of young professionals moving into the area’s new condominium developments.

1 week ago | 6ixretail.com | Dustin Fuhs

Turner Hospitality Group will open Florin on June 6 at 80 Richmond Street West, marking the family-owned operator’s strategic entry into Toronto’s recovering financial district with a 136-seat Florentine trattoria housed within the heritage Victory Building. The restaurant represents Turner’s most ambitious project to date, with the group spending over two years transforming the 1920s-era space.

1 week ago | 6ixretail.com | Dustin Fuhs

Ryan Fisher is no stranger to transforming spaces into destinations. As operating partner behind multiple hospitality ventures, he has created some of Toronto’s most distinctive entertainment venues, from SPIN’s ping pong social club through DISTRIKT 461 to Subdivision’s underground electronic scene.

2 weeks ago | 6ixretail.com | Dustin Fuhs

As EB Games Canada prepares to relaunch under new ownership, few people have a deeper perspective on the brand’s journey than Jim Tyo, who has been with the company through multiple transitions over three decades. “I’ve been here since the very beginning. I think I’m the second employee,” said Tyo, who has served as president of the Canadian division through multiple ownership changes.

3 weeks ago | 6ixretail.com | Dustin Fuhs

Canadian Tire Corporation has reached an agreement to acquire Hudson’s Bay Company’s iconic brand assets for $30 million, marking a pivotal moment in Toronto’s retail landscape. The deal includes the historically significant HBC Stripes pattern, coat of arms, and various trademarks and logos, as Hudson’s Bay continues its court-supervised restructuring under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA).