Giant Tiger

Oh, 100%.

So we work with amazing partners, um, as you mentioned, uh, great retailers like Giant Tiger.

I mentioned Rexall, uh, Staples, Home Depot, um, even Sport Chek, and the great Sarcan network across the province as well.

So there's certainly no shortage [chuckles] of drop-off locations-

[laughs]

No, uh, I went to Giant Tiger.

They had this huge display of them, and I didn't see it.

I'm like, "Ah, surely they moved it to the front as it is Orange Shirt Day." And I see someone working there.

We love you.

Earth 3 isn't a giant tiger.

That's a joke just for Canadians.

It's

a bargain bin.

Oh, I see.

Is Giant Tiger Canadian?

Yes, it is.

Can you run and grab it? I'll go to

Giant Tiger and get one today.

We'll be right back on the RPC.

For more Ron Peterson on demand, visit rodpeterson.com.

Madison sought treatment at Ontario Shore Center for Mental Health Sciences and obtained a diploma from Durham College, where she studied criminal psychology and behavior.

She had a job at Giant Tiger but was out of work when she went missing.

One thing you would not get from looking at Madison was that inside she lacked confidence, says Mark.

Among the tattoos Madison had was a replica of a wire art tree pendant Mark had made for her, a rendering of a family tree.

They were on sale for like half price, basically.

Half price f- of anywhere else at, you know, a Canadian brand, Giant Tiger, this week.

And so we went to Giant...

I went to Giant Tiger couple of...

Yesterday maybe.

I think it was yesterday.

They didn't have any.

We went to another Giant Tiger who, that said it, they had some at the store online.

A former Toys R Us location in Vaughan, Ontario will be home of the popular Greek discount retailer Jumbo's first Canadian location.

The 47,000 square foot store will stock a wide variety of home goods, see those little products and toys kind of like giant tiger vibes.

Well, I do like Giant Tiger.

There are currently 134 Jumbo locations, mostly across...

Jumbo! There you go.

So I learned so much about leases and, uh, understanding businesses and understanding, you know, what they're looking to succeed and their business plan and borrowing money and, um, did that for a while, really enjoyed it.

So then I actually was doing a transaction where I was trying to get a Giant Tiger over to one of our developer sites.

Uh, sadly couldn't get Giant Tiger over to the site, but North West Company owns the rights to Giant Tiger.

Right.

So it, it...

I got introduced to an aspect of the North West Company I didn't know exist.

I didn't know they had the association with Giant Tiger and got to know a few of the key people over at, uh, at North West, and not much longer I was approached by a gentleman over there and said, "How would you like to come over and manage the real estate, the development team, basically, at North West?" And sounds like an easy, uh, great answer, "Yes," jump on it, but it was probably...

Well, I would argue it's the hardest career decision I made because I was about four years into commercial real estate.