Boxing Day spending decline predicted - The Toronto Star

Dec 24, 2007 · A Visa Canada gift-giving survey suggests Boxing Day shoppers plan to spend 29 per cent less this year – $233 on average, versus last year’s $328, for a total of $1.2 billion.

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Dec 24, 2007 · A Visa Canada gift-giving survey suggests Boxing Day shoppers plan to spend 29 per cent less this year – $233 on average, versus last year’s $328, for a total of $1.2 billion.

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What happened to boxing days in Toronto?

Once limited to a single day of frenzied shopping, trends have shifted to retailers offering week-long sales, while the rise of online retail has further diminished the crowd scenes that defined earlier Boxing Days in Toronto. I want to receive Contest Alerts, special offers and other news from blogTO’s curated list of promotional partners. ...

Why did some businesses opt out of Boxing Day?

Some businesses even opted out of Boxing Day altogether because of the success they had on Black Friday. Marion Le Saux has made the decision to keep her furniture store, Socco Living, in downtown Toronto, closed on Boxing Day for the past two years. ...

Are Canadian retailers feeling this Boxing Day?

At The Discovery Hut, a toy store in Calgary, Danny Nguyen echoed how many Canadian retailers were feeling this Boxing Day. The general manager said it’s been one of the slowest he’s seen in six years, despite the GST break that applies to most items in the shop. Black Friday though, “It was crazy!” he said. ...

Is Boxing Day Toronto's busiest day?

Nicole Freedman, owner of Tusk, a Toronto boutique that sells everything from apparel to home goods and accessories, said Boxing Day often attracts families visiting for the holidays looking to stretch their legs. But it’s not their busiest day by any means. ...

Will Boxing Day get a boost?

The vice-president of federal government relations for the Retail Council of Canada, Matt Poirier, told The Canadian Press last week that Boxing Day in particular is expected to get a boost amid the temporary break. ...

How will shoppers benefit from Boxing Day?

Shoppers have been eager to benefit from the tax holiday, he said. “We’ve been getting shoppers before Boxing Day,” he said. Comia-Orellano added that he expects the store to get busier on Thursday as consumers look to save with Boxing Day deals combined with the tax break. ...