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	loblaws eliminates chemical pesticides
		Loblaws' chain, which includes the Atlantic Superstores, has announced it will be chemical pesticide free by 2003.
		The decision is a "response to overwhelming consumer demand to eliminate the cosmetic use of pesticides in home gardens" said Geoff Wilson, Loblaws vice-president of Industry and Investor Relations.
		This summer, half of Loblaws' lawn and garden products will be organic, and their garden centres will provide handouts for consumers on how to reduce dependency on chemical pesticides and still have attractive lawns and gardens.
	www.environmentalhealth.ca /summer02loblaw.html (145 words)

	Loblaws Hepatitis A
		We believe that Loblaws has built a well-deserved reputation for outstanding products and are working to resolve the situation in a manner that is fair for all parties concerned.
		We have also offered to work with Loblaws in structuring an early settlement, and indeed were at the corporate headquarters yesterday and hand-delivered a letter to counsel for Loblaws and its representatives today, a copy of which we are also providing to Toronto Public Health so that we can all work together.
		In no way do we wish to challenge Loblaws in the media as doing so is simply unfair when a corporation is sensitive to pressure.
	www.glynhotz.com /loblaws_hepatitis_a.htm (1402 words)

	loblawshelps
		The Loblaws team refused to discuss the issue, and as soon as Behrens turned to walk away, he was stopped by a Metro police cruiser and two officers who had been waiting, concealed, to pounce.
		This threat did not go unnoticed by Loblaws, and within minutes the police jeep marked "Supervisor" for 13 division was on the scene to confer with fellow officers about the new, complex nature of this threat.
		Loblaws has arrested 10 members of TASC at prior anti-hunger events, often in the middle of food drives.
	www.homesnotbombs.ca /loblawshelps.htm (496 words)

	The Hammer - Loblaws Opens New Mega Super Duper Market Store in Ottawa's West End
		Given its size, the new Loblaws outlet was and continues to be opposed by many residents and small business owners in the area.
		He fears that the new Loblaws, which is right across the street from his humble store, may force him to close up shop for good.
		Loblaws also received somewhat of a public relations fl eye recently when a vacationing family of three from Bolivia who thought they were in Algonquin Park became lost in the store's 'eco-friendly' simulated Boreal forest the day after the complex opened.
	www.thehammer.ca /content/2003/1203/loblaws_superstore.html (932 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - Home Page
		This, he says, explains why Loblaws is opening giant stores that may allocate less floor space to the sale of food than to non-food items.
		Loblaws stores may sell many non-food items besides the pharmaceutical products and household cleaning items found in every supermarket.
		Loblaws and Loblaws-affiliated stores have about 60 per cent of the retail food business in the city, estimates market analyst Barry Nabatian, general manager of Market Research Corp. Loeb, the closest rival, has about 27 per cent, he says.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /313192143314237.php (815 words)

	Canada's Loblaws grocery chain to pack in household goods (tdctrade.com)
		Canadian grocery heavyweight Loblaws is heading the way that many superstores are these days, aiming to fulfill the promise of the current retail buzz phrase, "cross selling".
		Loblaws is positioning its stores to provide a convenient one-stop shopping experience to the 25,000 customers which visit Loblaws stores each day.
		The sale of non-traditional grocery items at Loblaws is seen as a strategy to increase store sales by up to 9% annually for the next five years, according to Loblaws chairman Gale Weston.
	www.tdctrade.com /imn/02111402/retail046.htm (315 words)

	Loblaws orders GMO-free labels removed
		Loblaws, Canada's largest grocery retailer, has ordered its suppliers to remove or cover by Sept. 1 any labels that identify food as being free of genetically modified ingredients.
		In a memo sent to suppliers in late January, Jamie Cooney, director of procurement of health food for Loblaws, said the products of distributors who didn't remove the non-GMO labels could be removed from the grocery chain's shelves.
		The head of the Canadian Health Food Association said Tuesday that the Loblaws policy leaves consumers in the dark about whether they are eating foods containing genetically modified ingredients.
	www.biotech-info.net /loblaws.html (670 words)

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		Loblaws' claim of union inflexibility contradicts its unusually cozy working relationship with the leaders of its primary union, the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW).
		Meanwhile, in B.C., Loblaws employees are challenging their UFCW leadership, and Loblaws has come to the union's defense by searching employees' lockers for anti-UFCW literature and threatening discipline for employees caught talking about union reform.
		With the agreement of the UFCW, Loblaws has restructured from an organization with a substantial full-time workforce receiving family-supportable paycheques to a transient workforce with paycheques barely large enough to pay the rent for a skid-row tenement.
	www.geocities.com /ufcw777/loblawsdeal.html (727 words)

	Milk, eggs, bananas and T-shirts
		"I think this is an excellent move on the part of Loblaws to give customers this kind of flexibility."Mary, a 47 year-old nurse, who asked not to be identified by her last name, agrees.
		Gerry Macartney, general manager and CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce, is not surprised by Loblaws' food-fashion fusion.
		Loblaws selling clothing is like Wal-Mart selling groceries, Marcartney said.
	www.fims.uwo.ca /olr/mar2206/Loblaws.html (497 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Loblaws (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Loblaw Executive Chairman Galen G. Weston and Ontario Environment Minister Laurel Broten Encourage Ontarians to Go Green and Reduce Use of Plastic Bags
		President's Choice grows non-food, organic SKUs: Toronto-based Loblaws is, by some accounts, working to make itself 'Wal-Mart proof'.
		Media Advisory - Council of Canadians members to invite Loblaws shoppers to talk turkey about GE foods.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Loblaws (228 words)

	Why Pay Double at Loblaws?
		Posted by: Jeremy Wilson at March 19, 2006 12:41 PM Loblaws is good when their frozen uncooked lobster tail is on sale(it was a few weeks ago)...
		loblaws company limited is blatantly ripping loblaws shoppers off, and likely justifying it based on the difference in the brand promise/positioning for the two chains.
		Loblaw Companies actually ownes many differnt platforms/Banners accross Canada and stratigically chooses what store to put in what neighbourhood, based on developement and what else is in the area.
	www.blogto.com /eat_drink/2006/03/why_pay_double_at_loblaws (2802 words)

	About Us: Company Profile
		Loblaw Companies Limited (“Loblaw” or the “Company”) is Canada’s largest food distributor and a leading provider of general merchandise products, drugstore and financial products and services.
		Loblaw is committed to a strategy developed under three core themes: Simplify, Innovate and Grow.
		Loblaw believes that a strong balance sheet is critical to achieving its potential.
	www.loblaw.ca /en/abt_corprof.html (299 words)

	Loblaws - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In addition to his success as a businessman, Loblaw was known for his philanthropy, which included support for local hospitals and the Boys Club.
		Loblaws leads the way with the introduction of "healthfully-cool equipped air-conditioning," in its new "super markets." Other innovations include "magic carpet" doors that open automatically before shoppers.
		Loblaws enters the trading stamp wars with its own "Lucky Green Stamps." Featured on its saver books and catalogues is Miss Lucky Green, a bright-eyed, pony tailed little girl.
	www.loblaws.ca /en/about_us.asp (764 words)

	Maple Leaf Gardens to become a Loblaws - workopolis.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Patrick Gossage, chairman of the Toronto Preservation Board, said a Loblaws conversion "is a pretty good result" considering some of the other alternatives that had been considered, among them converting the Gardens into a condominium tower.
		Loblaws' initial plan envisioned building an arena for a junior hockey team in partnership with billionaire businessman Eugene Melnyk, thus continuing the hockey franchise of the site.
		The supermarket itself will be one of Loblaws' shopping emporia, boasting everything from pharmacies to fitness centres to furniture and financial services.
	www.workopolis.com /servlet/Content/fasttrack/20031022/UGARD22 (672 words)

	Loblaws bans GM labelling - news articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Loblaws, Sobey's, AandP and the other big grocery chains in Canada have decided small companies that make organic products cannot be allowed to identify food as being free of genetically modified organisms.
		It is odd that they haven't felt compelled to police claims that foods are "lite," "low-calorie" or "low-fat," yet feel they must step in to protect shoppers from being tricked into buying organic blueberry waffles the chains fear won't live up to their GMO-free billing.
		The stores say they are working with the federal government on a voluntary labelling scheme, but that until standards are in place they want to make sure their grocery aisles are a level playing field for all food manufacturers.
	webhome.idirect.com /~jleeson/loblaws_news_stories.htm (1158 words)

	Loblaws should protect customers, not suppliers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		"Loblaws, while claiming to be responsive to consumer demand, has played a leading role in preventing customers from getting the information they want.
		Activists from Greenpeace and the Council of Canadians targeted the Loblaws' annual shareholders meeting this week in Toronto, where they accused the grocery giant of actively campaigning to prevent mandatory labeling of GM foods in Canada.
		"Loblaws says it can't label food because there's no federal standard for labeling GE food," said Nadège Adam, biotech campaigner for the Council of Canadians.
	www.nupge.ca /news_2002/news_my02/n01my02c.htm (373 words)

	Robert Archer Loblaws Inc. Collection
		Here is a Loblaws Ford Aeromax with a short reefer taken in June 2001.
		Loblaws has added some Volvos to their fleet in 2002.
		Sterling, Loblaws unit 820, was pulling a rental van in September 2002.
	www.hankstruckpictures.com /archer_loblaws.htm (614 words)

	Natural Resources Canada News Room - 2004/24
		The refrigeration system in the new Loblaws store in Repentigny, Quebec, is putting the chill on more than just frozen veggies.
		Loblaws Properties Ltd. is contributing more than $2 million of the $3.3 million being invested in this pilot project, while the Government of Canada, through NRCan and the Technology Early Action Measures component of the Climate Change Action Fund, is contributing $888,500.
		The Repentigny Loblaws, which opened on April 28, is a concrete example of the Government of Canada's commitment to reducing GHG emissions, and to meeting its international climate change obligations.
	www.nrcan.gc.ca /media/newsreleases/2004/200424_e.htm (543 words)

	Loblaws - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		Loblaws is a malevolent grocery store chain bent on taking over the world and the rest of Canada, through sales of genetically-modified (occasionally organic) food items imported from Mars (under the title President's Choice), which are slowly brainwashing the consumers into shopping at Loblaws and only Loblaws.
		Loblaws has several other names, including but not limited to Mallblaws, Marsblaws, Blahblahs, and Megablaws.
		Wal-Mart, of course, has that goddamned disembodied happy-face, so the odds of Loblaws actually defeating Wal-Mart in all-out war are pretty slim.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Loblaws (257 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - News
		The Loblaws was completely demolished in February as part of a 125,000-square-foot reconstruction project.
		Unfortunately for many at the mall, the $7-million reconstruction of Loblaws is not scheduled for completion until mid-October.
		Like all of its superstores, Loblaws will bring its reputation and a variety of conveniences, including a pharmacy, a cosmetic counter, a florist, a photo developer and dry cleaning service.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /289861421459203.php (579 words)

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		whether it was a "Loblaws Improvement" on "Loblaws Land" under the terms of a commercial lease.
		"Loblaws Improvement," the sidewalk was excluded from the definition of "common area facilities" and the
		obligation to maintain and repair the sidewalk was the responsibility of Loblaws as tenant.
	www.icsc.org /srch/cases/0001697C.html (219 words)

	Canadian Jewish News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A kosher caterer is suing Loblaws for $1 million, alleging that kosher sections in two of its supermarkets knowingly sold food bearing his company label up to seven months after he stopped supplying the stores.
		Fleisher said he stopped selling to the Loblaws stores after 23 months because he found it unprofitable and didn’t like the way his products were handled.
		Calls by The CJN to Loblaws spokesperson Geoff Wilson for comment were not returned.
	www.cjnews.com /viewarticle.asp?id=3999 (588 words)

	ASK LOBLAWS TO REJOIN FUNDSCRIP Petition : [ powered by iPetitions.com ]
		I am very dissapointed to hear that Loblaw’s has changed their policy restricting the sale of gift-cards to exclude schools and non-profit groups.
		Parents who bought Loblaws giftcard through Fundscrip, did so to support their children's school and went grocery shopping to the local Loblaws, feeling the company cared about the community.
		I think it's shameful that a company like Loblaws, who depends so heavily on the communities in which it sells, would remove this vital form of fundraising to so many groups who are not registered charities, but are nontheless integral to the well-being of the community.
	www.ipetitions.com /petition/LoblawFundScrip/signatures-10.html (1510 words)

	[01-May-02] Loblaws under attack at AGM for opposing customers' right to know
		At the Loblaws annual general meeting, shareholders heard how the company is ignoring its customers and playing a lead role in Canada's failure to label genetically engineered (GE) food.
		"Loblaws needs to drop all pretense that they support their customers' right to know what is in their food because no one is buying it," she said.
		If Loblaws thinks GE is safe, then it shouldn't want to hide it," said Holly Penfound, Greenpeace GE campaigner.
	www.canadians.org /media/food/2002/01-May-02.html (469 words)

	Buying 1/2 cakes from Loblaws - Ontario (including Toronto) - Chowhound
		It's a shame that Loblaws no longer offers this because sometimes, 1/2 a cake is all you need and it's obviously cheaper than buying a whole cake that a family can't finish.
		The Leslie/Eastern location (which is, unfortunately, the closest Loblaws to where I live) has long been poorly managed, poorly stocked for a store of its huge size, and seriously understaffed.
		The "French flour" baguette at Loblaws is particularly good, as are the breads at Dominion labeled "Front St Bakery Artisan".
	www.chowhound.com /topics/353974 (1124 words)

	Disgusted with Loblaws - Gardening in Canada Forum - GardenWeb
		The Loblaws that did that, the plants were rapidly disappearing.
		I too have seen the waste and mishandling of plants at Loblaws, I work (too close for my budget) to the Loblows at College Square and plants that are totally dried out or have not been protected from frost at the earliest opening of their garden centres - and still charge full price.
		The garden centre however at the Loblaws Superstore at Baseline & Clyde must be managed by a gardener because I really notice a difference - the plants there all seem to be much better than any where else.
	forums.gardenweb.com /forums/load/cangard/msg0702333631528.html (3769 words)

	SPS Commerce \| News and Events - Webcast Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Loblaws hosted a webcast concerning their supplier enablement program with SPS Commerce.
		The webcast was titled: "The Role of EDI in the Growth of Loblaws" and featured speakers from Loblaws and SPS Commerce.
		As a supplier to Loblaws you can learn about the new program and why Loblaws is partnering with SPS Commerce to offer e-commerce transaction service to their suppliers and what it means to you.
	www.spscommerce.com /n_news/wc/2006/wc_loblaws.shtml (152 words)

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