Once the Ontario trial of Monday after spending a weekly lifetime, the Ontario Court gave the oldest company to start to cancel all the store.
Ontario Superior Court Judge Peter Osborne’s Friday approval allows 80 Hudson’s Bay Store, three residents to start the sale of the most inventory of 5th stores.
“This is a possible art and we are today. In my opinion, there is no other alternative,” Osborne said Friday.
There are a store in a store in Yonge Street in Yonge Street in Yonge, Also in Yorkdale Mall, which saved from the sale of liquidation. The remaining three Montreal, Carrefour Laval Mall and Pointe-Claire, Que.
The company did not say how deep discounts will have deep discounts during the cancellation until June 15. All liquidation stores will be discharged until June 30.
However, the movement to save six places can be saved 9,364 jobs to cancel all 9,364 jobs, all stores that are planned until the end sales end.
“If a solution can be found, there is an opportunity to draw additional stores without canceling. But if the resolution is not very quickly found (six),” Hudson’s Gulf lawyer Ashley Taylor said in court on Friday.
The judge is watching a hope of the company applied for the protection of the creditor on March 7. The survey showed that the company needs a cash in cash to continue its funds and continuing its work.
Consumer expenditures have been postponed to the trafficking consumer expenditures, the United States and Canada in the traffic of the Pandemic slide, Hudson’s Gulf, homeowners and suppliers to seek to seek financing to cancel it.
The disappearance of the 355-year-old company, in recent days in recent days, the famous point of clothes, household items and Hudson’s Gulf of Hudson’s Gulf is approaching 1779.
At the beginning of this week, the location of Toronto Flailtion in Queen Street West was close to selling the brand’s marked green, red, yellow and indigo stripes. The sale between March 8 and 14th was so strong that the company accounted for $ 2,1 million, and $ 7.4 million, the court documents.
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Cash from the sale, Riocan Real Estate Investment will allow a joint venture with a number of real estate with investment trust. Now you can pay $ 16 million in financing from recovery capital to restore early months.
Taylor said he would continue to “work a lot” to find “a longer term solution” for the company’s finance woes, but it warned the window to “stay very short.”
Olivia Glauberzon Olivia Glauberzon, the condition of the afterity Activewear, chose to draw inventory from the Gulf of Hudsoon in Toronto and did not prioritize in stores. Hudson’s Gulf canceled all other than under the store; Her flagship in Yonge Street in Toronto is one of the stores that will be careful.
The company will start selling the sales process for assets such as work, leases and canadians, for example, be behind the wheel.
The loyalty program, a member of Hudson’s Gulf, $ 8.2 million in Canadian, had a $ 58.5 million dollar in unused points. After April 6, consumers will stop accepting $ 24.2 million gift cards.
All sales in Hudson’s Gulf will end in stores.
The way to the Day of Judgment
To come to a sentence, Osborne had to look for a buyer for valuable assets such as valuable assets, which can eliminate the company’s inventory, as well as valuable assets related to their name or striped products.
“I want to make sure that we do not sell the jewelry in the crown … Therefore, this week, this week, this week, this week before the day, he declined” low temperatures down. “
During the week, dozens of lawyers in the trial were all represented from the free elevator companies to the host.
Property owners are concerned about a liquidation, it simply does not leave the shopping malls and features with great gaps to fill, but compared to the reduced prices, other tenants prevented foot traffic.
Lawyer Taylor used their performances to promise Hudson’s Gulf or said “as widely as possible” to find support that can save or rescue the business.
He said this was approached by 19 lenders earlier this week, but so far the “efforts of the company failed” and demand their abolition.
Employees draw down the possible job loss
Despite the six-sized stores for more than 9,000 employees, the closing of the shops will lead to deep results in the company’s cooperation.
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“It’s sad. Especially when I’m in my age, it’s hard to get a job,” he said. “Everybody’s worries, everyone sad, some are angry. They can’t believe it happened.”
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As the situation is currently standing, the staff may disappear in days or weeks of the company, depending on how fast the company moves. There is no idea that many do not hang on their pensions and benefits or even accepting even cut.
Grell, the union manager, said they had said a meeting with the next week and asked about violence.
“They went out and honestly said that in such situations and in such situations, do not expect to be at the bottom of the barrel, because it is not very difficult to achieve anything.”
A lawyer, who represents the workers, and felt that the whole process has often moved to the court, the company’s protection from the creditor for about a week.
He said he did not see the savings as the celebration of the six store.
“We’ll see how it works, but even … they still get something out of their hats, the shops are still down,” he said. “This is not a good news story.”
He said that he did not work only for thousands, benefits, pensions and intersections. There are 21,000 past and present workers covering Hudson’s bay, fifth prospectus and earlier Simpsons, Kmart Canada and Zellers, in the pension plan, which are reportedly financed.
Employees say Hatnay estimates expect to be up to $ 100 million.
“It’s melancholy,” he said. “This is the disassembly of HBC, slowly but undoubtedly.”
