The history of the Hudson’s Bay Company was the history of my family – and Canada. Barb Gustafson. Special to The Globe and Mail. Published May 30, 2025. Open this photo in gallery: ...

Hudson’s Bay is auctioning more than 1,700 historic artworks and 2,700 artifacts. Learn how this impacts art collectors and firms like Masterworks ...

Canada’s oldest company is dead. Hudson’s Bay, an iconic department store chain whose first location opened in 1881, has closed its retail shops and laid off its remaining employees — over ...

The time capsule contained an array of memories from the 1990s — staff names, pictures from The Bay's 325th anniversary, a ...

The oldest company in North America — and one whose fingerprints linger in Vancouver — closed its doors earlier this week after more than three centuries in business. The Hudson’s Bay ...

The demise of the Hudson’s Bay Company is nearly as interesting as its 355-year history. The large Canadian retailer has closed for good, shuttering 80 department stores that long have been ...

TORONTO, April 16, 2025--Hudson’s Bay Company ULC (Hudson’s Bay or the Company), as part of its ongoing restructuring under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), today announced ...

In its remaining few days, the downtown Calgary Hudson’s Bay Company store was down to selling the last remaining items including shelves and fixtures on May 28, 2025, including books. Gavin ...

Today's letters: Hudson's Bay Company's history more than just a memory Thursday, April 10: The closing of this historic chain prompts readers to share a few experiences with The Bay. You can ...

Despite Hudson’s Bay losing the Olympic contract in 2021 to Lululemon Athletica Inc., Freed & Freed’s relationship with the department store blossomed and it started making striped merchandise.

One of the oldest names in North American business has officially shut its doors. The Hudson’s Bay Company, known to many Canadians simply as “The Bay,” has declared bankruptcy, bringing a ...

Between the 1970s and the 1990s, Hudson’s Bay transferred its archives to the Archives of Manitoba, the province where the company’s offices were long based. But it held onto the charter.