afransen
Senior Member
I think Fortinos are also franchise stores. Loblaw is also adding 'Great Food' stores. I've been to the one in Etobicoke on Burnamthorpe.
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I always feel that way when I'm in the States and shop at Piggy Wiggly.Shopping for groceries in a store with the word "Tire" in the name is, oddly, not appealing.
I really think Loblaws should consider consolidating its brands in English Canada, perhaps not as far as what Metro did, but have one consistent SuperStore brand, then start applying one consistent 'premium brand' (I doubt most people are tied dearly to Zehrs or Fortinos), one consistent discount brand.
That would make it easier for Loblaws workers to unionize and Galen just won't have that.
Sorry but I've been out of country for 2 years: Metro = A&P/Dominion?
Every time I visit Canadian Tire - Bay/Dundas, the customer service desk always located in a different spot.
I don't know which is the more horrendous experience - trying to find something in that store based on the aisle signage, or entering the nightmarish underground concourse at Union Station.