The top ESG stories of 2024

A new chapter in student wellness

When allergies hit and sneezes start to fill up lecture halls, students at the University of Ottawa can now Think Pharmacist when looking for relief. The University of Ottawa campus was buzzing with excitement last week as Shoppers Drug Mart officially opened the doors to its latest Pharmacy Care Clinic. This new clinic – the first on a university campus in Canada – marks a significant step forward in enhancing access to healthcare services for the university's vibrant student community.

Loblaw and Second Harvest: A partnership nourishing community

Food insecurity remains a significant challenge across Canada. According to the recent Second Harvest report, the unfortunate reality is that 46.5% of all food in Canada is wasted, but 41.7% of this wasted food could be rescued to support communities across Canada.

Tariffs: Your dollar, your choice

Tariffs have been a hot topic for Canadians recently. We know that saving money on groceries continues to be important, even as customers look to support more Canadian companies. So, as this situation continues to evolve, we remain committed to providing value to Canadians.

Every slice tells a story: The journey of PC Pizza

At Loblaw, every meal unfolds a story of quality, community, and genuine value. Our pizzas aren’t just food—they set the scene for memorable moments, whether you’re gathering with family on a bustling evening or enjoying a quiet night in.

Driving change: Cara's road to trucking success

For one determined woman, a childhood fascination with trucks blossomed into a successful ten-year career, shattering stereotypes, and navigating the open road in a field traditionally dominated by men.

Empowering patient care: Wendy Siu’s journey in pharmacy

March is Pharmacy Appreciation Month; a time to celebrate pharmacy teams across the country and across our network. In honour of this month, we are spotlighting one of the many pharmacists who are making a difference to the health of Canadians. Meet Wendy Siu, from the Patient Contact Centre, whose keen interest in learning the mechanism of drugs led her to a career as a pharmacist.