The Body Shop Canada will close nearly a third of its stores and end online sales as it seeks creditor protection, the Canadian subsidiary of the U.K. beauty and cosmetics shop announced.
Earlier this month, the Body Shop International was acquired by a private equity firm and put into administration. At that time, the company told CBC News that its Canadian stores would not be impacted by the change.
CBC News has reached out to a spokesperson for more information.
The Body Shop Canada’s 105 stores across the country are still open for business, the company said.
The 33 locations that are closing will immediately start liquidation sales.
Here is a list of those stores:
Ontario
Bayview Village (Toronto); Rideau Centre (Ottawa); Carlingwood Mall (Ottawa); Cataraqui Town Centre (Kingston); Lynden Park Mall (Brantford); Stone Road Mall (Guelph); Dufferin Mall (Toronto); The Shops at Don Mills (Toronto); Fairview Park Mall (Kitchener); Timmins Square (Timmins); Queen Street East (Toronto); Toronto Pearson Terminal 1 (Toronto); Lambton Mall (Sarnia); Place d’Orleans (Ottawa); Lansdowne Place (Peterborough)
Alberta
Sunridge Mall (Calgary); Londonderry Mall (Edmonton); Lloyd Mall (Lloydminster); Medicine Hat Mall (Medicine Hat); Park Place (Lethbridge)
Saskatchewan
Cornwall Centre (Regina); Lawson Heights (Saskatoon); The Centre (Saskatoon); Midtown Plaza (Saskatoon)
British Columbia
Semiahmoo (White Rock); Hillside Shopping Centre (Victoria); Village Green (Vernon)
New Brunswick
McAllister Place (Saint John); Champlain Place (Dieppe)
Nova Scotia
Mayflower Mall (Sydney); Truro Mall (Truro)
Manitoba
Shoppers Mall (Brandon)
Newfoundland and Labrador
Corner Brook Plaza (Corner Brook)
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