People walk into a Hudson’s Bay store in Hamilton, Ont., on March 21.Carlos Osorio/Reuters
As an order processor at the Hudson’s Bay Co. distribution centre in Toronto’s east end, Kevin Grell has been working harder than usual in recent weeks – all while fearing for his livelihood.
“I see a lot of blankets and throws going out; water bottles, mugs, anything with the stripes,” said Mr. Grell, who packs and ships e-commerce orders for the Bay, referring to the company’s instantly-recognizable stripe design. “It’s actually been very busy.”
As Canadians hearing the news of the possible demise of Hudson’s Bay have been inspired to shop – flocking to stores and looking online to find deals, and a…
