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2:00 Toys ‘R’ bust? Why Toys ‘R’ Us Canada is in trouble Toys “R” Us Canada Ltd. says it has filed for creditor protection while it works to restructure the business. The toy retailer says in court ...

Toys “R” Us Canada has shuttered dozens of stores, shrinking its footprint from 81 to just 40 stores by some counts by the end of 2025, leaving many to wonder about the company’s future. Because the ...

2:00 Toys ‘R’ bust? Why Toys ‘R’ Us Canada is in trouble Customers still holding onto Toys ‘R’ Us Canada physical and digital gift cards are running out of time to use them after the struggling ...

Toys R Us sells a variety of toys, stuffed animals and accessories in Grapevine Mills. The new location opened Feb. 9. (Cody Thorn/Community Impact) Toys R Us has reopened in a new location at ...

The clock is ticking for Toys “R” Us customers to cash in on $36 million worth of gift cards in the next two weeks. But after the company closed most of its physical stores, and left its online shop ...

Toys “R” Us Canada has filed for creditor protection in Ontario court, the company announced Feb. 3. Creditor protection temporarily shields an insolvent company from having to pay those it owes money ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kingston, Ont.,'s Toys R Us store is closing after the building was sold on Jan. 12, 2026. (Credit: Elliot Ferguson) The clock is ...

Toys “R” Us Canada sought court protection from its creditors on Tuesday, becoming the latest legacy retailer to turn to the courts as it pares back its footprint under nearly half a billion dollars ...

The toy retailer, owned by a numbered company that does business as Ancaster-based Putman Investments, announced Tuesday it had applied to an Ontario court for creditor protection, which allows a ...

Toys ‘R’ Us Canada (TRU Canada) has sought protection from creditors under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), the Canadian version of Chapter 11 bankruptcy, as it evaluates strategic ...