How Canadian Tire ($16.3bn revenue, True North, Hudson’s Bay Stripes) and Dollarama ($7.3bn, 33% EBITDA margin, Dollarcity) thrive at home while Temu and Amazon circle.
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How Canadian Tire ($16.3bn revenue, True North, Hudson’s Bay Stripes) and Dollarama ($7.3bn, 33% EBITDA margin, Dollarcity) thrive at home while Temu and Amazon circle.
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