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No Frills Opens New Ontario Store, Invests in Expansion

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No Frills unveils a revamped Ontario store, boasting a modern design and expanded offerings. The 22,000 sq ft space features a sleek hybrid of timber and steel, an expanded bakery, home meal replacement area, and wider multicultural groceries. Parent company Loblaw plans to invest $2.4 billion this year, renovating 191 stores and building 70 new ones, including 31 hard discount spots like No Frills. This expansion will bring 27 new stores and 3,775 jobs to Ontario, along with ongoing work on a massive automated distribution center.

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No Frills Opens New Ontario Store, Invests in Expansion

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No frills has opened a brand new store in Ontario with a fresh layout and modern design that sets it apart from other locations. The 22,000 square foot space focuses more on fresh foods and prepared meals, drawing from years of customer feedback to improve the shopping experience. Inside, you'll find the sleek hybrid of timber and steel construction with exposed wooden beams and slim lighting. It boasts an expanded bakery, a home meal replacement area featuring daily hot chicken and a wider selection of multicultural groceries. Company leaders are thrilled with the quick turnaround. Just weeks ago, teens were still finishing details and now it's fully operational and ready for shoppers. This store kicks off bigger plans from parent company Lobla. They're investing $2,400 million this year to renovate 191 stores and build 70 new ones. Including 31 hard discount spots like no frills. In Ontario alone, that means 27 new stores and about 3,775 jobs plus ongoing work on a massive.

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