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Hamilton Spectator
10-07-2025
- Business
- Hamilton Spectator
IKEA Canada launches new meal deal July 10. Here's how to snag discounts – and when kids can eat free
IKEA Canada is about to drop deals on meals served at its in-store restaurants. Maja Clucas, communication business partner at IKEA Canada, confirmed that starting July 10, IKEA will slash prices at on-site restaurants, with half-price meals Monday through Friday for adults. This half-price promotion is set to run until Aug. 31, and is applicable to select main dishes that vary by store location. However, to get the offer in Canada, you must be an IKEA Family member and present a valid IKEA Family card at checkout. There will be a limit of one discounted meal per member. The offer can be combined with the kids eat free discount on Wednesdays only, but cannot be combined with any other promotions, offers or discounts. Also running until Aug. 31 is a promotion where children can eat free on Wednesdays for valid cardholder members. The offer is applied on main dishes that include eight-piece Swedish meatballs, eight-piece plant balls, eight-piece veggie balls, salmon and haddock and fries. This is contingent on a main dish being purchased, with one free kids meal per meal purchased. This promotion cannot be combined with other offers or discounts and is now available at participating stores.
Cision Canada
26-06-2025
- General
- Cision Canada
IKEA Canada marks ongoing Indigenous Reconciliation journey with Indigenous-inspired spaces at IKEA Winnipeg Français
The powerful exhibit, unveiled on June 21 st to coincide with National Indigenous Peoples Day, provides customers and co-workers with a realistic view of how traditional Indigenous activities and practices come alive in a modern living room. The educational tipi, raised in unison with the Indigenous community and IKEA Winnipeg co-workers, offers customers a safe space to learn about Indigenous culture in the spirit of truth and reconciliation. The Indigenous room-setting and tipi exhibit, which will remain in the store for the long-term, is the latest initiative in a series of actions taken by IKEA Winnipeg in collaboration with an Indigenous advisor and the local Indigenous community. "Manitoba has the largest urban Indigenous population in Canada with 18 per cent of the population identifying as Indigenous. With only 12 per cent of our customer base identifying as Indigenous, we knew there was work to be done to ensure that all people feel welcome and represented at IKEA," said Andrea Dreilich, Communication and Interiors Manager, IKEA Winnipeg. "To achieve this, we are collaborating with local Indigenous families to better understand their unique life at home challenges and developing relevant solutions in our showrooms to help them create a better life at home. The living room we recently unveiled is only the first of more solutions to come." IKEA Winnipeg is just one of many IKEA units that have been engaged in ongoing dialogue, collaboration, and relationship-building efforts with their local Indigenous communities guided by the IKEA Canada Indigenous Reconciliation Strategy. Rooted in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) Call to Action #92 – Business and Reconciliation, the strategy, established by IKEA Canada in 2021, encompasses learning and teaching, collaboration and amplification, and reciprocity with Indigenous communities. Examples of initiatives from IKEA units across Canada include: Indigenous showrooms at IKEA Edmonton, IKEA Halifax, and IKEA Calgary; Support in the creation of the Ta Tsíptspi7lhḵn/the Language Nest by IKEA Richmond and the Vancouver Customer Distribution Centre (CDC); Creation of impactful Indigenous art installations at IKEA Ottawa and IKEA Beauharnois Distribution Centre/Customer Distribution Centre (DC/CDC); Partnership with the Canadian Library Project to use BILLY bookcases as a platform to educate and raise awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG); Education for IKEA co-workers through the 4 Seasons of Reconciliation training program; and Partnerships with Indigenous social entrepreneurs like the Setsuné Indigenous Fashion Incubator in 2017, prior to the establishment of the IKEA Reconciliation Strategy. "At IKEA, equality is deeply rooted in our values, and it is our ambition to be a force for positive change in society. Our vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people. With that comes a commitment to support Indigenous cultures and contribute to reconciliation with First Nation, Inuit, and Métis peoples, which goes together with our commitment to increase ethnic, racial, and national diversity in leadership," said John Williams, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Leader, IKEA Canada. "As we approach the 10 th anniversary of the TRC's 94 Calls to Action, we recognize there is more progress to be made, difficult conversations to be had, meaningful partnerships to be formed, voices to be amplified, and Indigenous culture to be celebrated – all of which, we will continue to strive for within the communities where we operate." Learn more about the IKEA Canada Reconciliation Strategy and work that has been done in IKEA stores and units across the country at ABOUT IKEA CANADA Founded in 1943 in Sweden, IKEA is a leading home furnishing retailer, offering a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as many people as possible can afford them. IKEA Canada is part of Ingka Group which operates 400 IKEA stores in 31 countries, including 16 in Canada. Last year, IKEA Canada welcomed 32.6 million visitors to its stores and 162.6 million visitors to IKEA Canada operates business through the IKEA vision - to create a better everyday life for the many people and does so through its local community efforts and sustainability initiatives. For more information on IKEA Canada, please visit
Cision Canada
19-06-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
IKEA Canada continues growth with new Plan and order point opening in Abbotsford, BC
Plan and order points offer customers one-on-one planning services with IKEA experts to design and purchase home furnishing solutions for any room in the home such as kitchen renovations or bedroom storage systems. Once orders have been placed, they can be delivered to their homes or collected from the pick-up location at the Plan and order point. For those looking to instantly refresh their spaces, visitors to the Abbotsford Plan and order point will be able to shop up to 100 products from the IKEA range (excluding food – sorry, no meatballs) for immediate purchase and takeaway. Located in the West Oaks Mall at 32700 South Fraser Way, Unit 80, the IKEA Abbotsford Plan and order point is expected to open in late Fall 2025, adding to a growing network of IKEA Plan and order points across Canada. "With the ongoing success and positive customer response to our existing Plan and order points, we see that Canadians are seeking inspiration and expertise to improve their spaces and better meet their evolving needs at home," said Jessie Quick, Country Business Development and Transformation Manager, IKEA Canada. Plan and order points are one of the many ways IKEA Canada has been transforming its business to deliver a seamless retail experience wherever, whenever, and however customers choose to shop with the renowned home furnishing retailer. Insights show that Plan and order points help to reduce the distances that customers must travel to visit an IKEA location, which has affordability, accessibility, and sustainability benefits. IKEA has been present in the BC market for nearly 50 years when the first Canadian store opened in Richmond in 1976. Today, there are 2 IKEA stores, 6 pick-up locations, and one customer distribution centre. "We're extremely proud of our history and connections with the BC community, and continued growth in Western Canada is an important focus for IKEA Canada," said Janet McGowan, Market Area Manager, West Market. "We're thrilled to bring this unique IKEA format to BC and support the many Fraser Valley residents in creating a better everyday life at home through beautiful, functional, and sustainable home furnishings that fit their budget." As a leader in life at home, IKEA has been committed to helping Canadians fulfil the dream of a beautiful and affordable home for nearly 50 years. As part of its vision to create a better everyday life for the many, IKEA Canada leaned into affordability to help Canadians do more with less during the cost-of-living crisis. IKEA Canada is always looking to recruit quality talent as it continues to grow its operations in Canada. To learn more about building a career with IKEA and joining the teams that will bring these new customer meeting points to life, visit For more information including store hours at IKEA Plan and order points, visit . ABOUT IKEA CANADA Founded in 1943 in Sweden, IKEA is a leading home furnishing retailer, offering a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as many people as possible can afford them. IKEA Canada is part of Ingka Group which operates 574 IKEA stores, shops and planning studios in 31 countries, including 16 in Canada. Last year, IKEA Canada welcomed 32.6 million visitors to its stores and 162.6 million visitors to IKEA Canada operates business through the IKEA vision - to create a better everyday life for the many people and does so through its local community efforts and sustainability initiatives. For more information on IKEA Canada, please visit
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
IKEA recalls IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic press, black
BURLINGTON, ON, June 11, 2025 /CNW/ - IKEA asks all customers who own an IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic press, black, to stop using it and contact IKEA. The affected product has been sold in Canada under the article numbers 305.781.89 & 201.521.58 and under article number 601.636.02 in other countries. Why is this product not safe to use? Due to a production error, identified after an internal investigation, IKEA is recalling the IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic press, black, with date stamps from 2411 (YYWW) to 2522 (YYWW). There is a risk of small metal pieces detaching during use and subsequently being ingested with food. Affected products can be identified by a marking of the IKEA logo on the upper handle of the product. If customers still cannot identify it, they can return any IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press, black, and get a refund. What should customers do? Customers who own an affected garlic press should immediately stop using it and contact IKEA for a full refund. Additionally, IKEA encourages customers to spread the word about this recall, especially if they know that the recalled product was offered, lent or sold to someone else. What remedy can customers expect? Affected products can be returned to any IKEA store in Canada for a full refund. Proof of purchase (i.e. a receipt) is not required. For more information, please visit or phone IKEA toll-free at 1-800-661-9807. IKEA apologizes for any inconvenience this recall may cause. ABOUT IKEA CANADA Founded in 1943 in Sweden, IKEA is a leading home furnishing retailer, offering a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as many people as possible can afford them. IKEA Canada is part of Ingka Group which operates 574 IKEA stores, shops and planning studios in 31 countries, including 16 in Canada. Last year, IKEA Canada welcomed 32.6 million visitors to its stores and 162.6 million visitors to IKEA Canada operates business through the IKEA vision - to create a better everyday life for the many people and does so through its local community efforts and sustainability initiatives. For more information on IKEA Canada, please visit SOURCE IKEA Canada Limited Partnership View original content to download multimedia: Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Cision Canada
11-06-2025
- General
- Cision Canada
IKEA recalls IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic press, black Français
BURLINGTON, ON, June 11, 2025 /CNW/ - IKEA asks all customers who own an IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic press, black, to stop using it and contact IKEA. The affected product has been sold in Canada under the article numbers 305.781.89 & 201.521.58 and under article number 601.636.02 in other countries. Why is this product not safe to use? Due to a production error, identified after an internal investigation, IKEA is recalling the IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic press, black, with date stamps from 2411 (YYWW) to 2522 (YYWW). There is a risk of small metal pieces detaching during use and subsequently being ingested with food. Affected products can be identified by a marking of the IKEA logo on the upper handle of the product. If customers still cannot identify it, they can return any IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press, black, and get a refund. What should customers do? Customers who own an affected garlic press should immediately stop using it and contact IKEA for a full refund. Additionally, IKEA encourages customers to spread the word about this recall, especially if they know that the recalled product was offered, lent or sold to someone else. What remedy can customers expect? Affected products can be returned to any IKEA store in Canada for a full refund. Proof of purchase (i.e. a receipt) is not required. For more information, please visit or phone IKEA toll-free at 1-800-661-9807. IKEA apologizes for any inconvenience this recall may cause. ABOUT IKEA CANADA Founded in 1943 in Sweden, IKEA is a leading home furnishing retailer, offering a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as many people as possible can afford them. IKEA Canada is part of Ingka Group which operates 574 IKEA stores, shops and planning studios in 31 countries, including 16 in Canada. Last year, IKEA Canada welcomed 32.6 million visitors to its stores and 162.6 million visitors to IKEA Canada operates business through the IKEA vision - to create a better everyday life for the many people and does so through its local community efforts and sustainability initiatives. For more information on IKEA Canada, please visit
