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Loblaws (including CityMarket)

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Loblaws Inc., founded in 1919 by Theodore Loblaw and J. Milton Cork in Toronto, Ontario, is a major Canadian supermarket chain and a subsidiary of Loblaw Companies Limited, Canada’s largest food retailer.

Loblaws stores are mainly located in Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia and operate under banners such as Loblaws and Loblaws CityMarket. Each location offers a comprehensive selection of groceries including fresh produce, meats, dairy products, bakery items, frozen foods, and general merchandise.

The company is especially known for its high-quality private-label brands like President's Choice and No Name, offering cost-effective alternatives across a wide range of categories. Many stores also offer in-house services such as pharmacies, optical centers, and walk-in health clinics, enhancing customer convenience.

Beyond grocery retail, Loblaws has expanded into financial services through its PC Financial arm, offering banking products and managing the PC Optimum loyalty program. This rewards system enables customers to earn points and redeem discounts across multiple Loblaw-affiliated stores.

Loblaws emphasizes corporate social responsibility, sustainability, and community involvement. Initiatives include reducing food waste, supporting local farmers, and promoting healthy living among Canadians.

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