Did you know that Staples has been able to divert more than 7 million writing instruments from landfills since 2020? Our writing instrument recycling program – in partnership with TerraCycle – is making more of an impact on Canadian communities than ever before, and we’re proud that Staples Canada remains the only Canadian retailer that recycles writing instruments. As part of Circular Economy Month throughout October and to wrap up Waste Reduction Week last week, we’re celebrating our 20-year dedication to being planet-passionate and supporting meaningful change in the communities in which we live and work to provide solutions that protect our natural resources and our planet. You can learn more about our instrument recycling program with TerraCycle and other Staples for Community initiatives by reading our 2023 Community Impact + Sustainability Report at https://lnkd.in/g-PWA3b7
About us
We are the Working and Learning Company. We are building a community of exploration and discovery, a place where we can all work, learn and grow together. We are here to be a trusted ally, a resource and a sounding board, motivated to support our customers with expert knowledge, unique products and innovative services, made for the changing needs of today’s entrepreneurs, teachers, parents and students. Founded in 1991, Staples Canada, The Working and Learning Company, is a privately-held company based in Richmond Hill, Ontario, with a network of over 300 stores across Canada. To learn more, visit www.staples.ca or follow @StaplesCanada on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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http://www.staples.ca
External link for Staples Canada
- Industry
- Retail
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Richmond Hill, Ontario
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Ink & Toner, Paper, Office Supplies, School Supplies, Cleaning & Facilities, Technology & Electronics , Mailing, Shipping & Packing, Small Business, Arts & Crafts, Tech Services, and Tech Services
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6 Staples Avenue
Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 4W3, CA
Employees at Staples Canada
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Lance Martel
Chief Information Officer Staples Canada | Former RBC, Aldo Group, Indigo Books, AOL
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Dave Grobman
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Luke Reystone
Senior Director Digital Product Management
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Andrew Go
Chief Digital & Marketing Officer @ Staples Canada | Data-driven Strategy | Digital Transformation | Executive Operator
Updates
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Bell is bringing you an interactive session that will explore the power of short-form video and how it can revolutionize your small business marketing strategy, in collaboration with our expert partners at Webware.ai. What you'll discover: 📲 The current landscape of video marketing: Understand the growing importance of short-form video in today's digital landscape and why it's essential for small business success. 📽️ The power of short-form video: Learn how to create compelling videos that capture attention, drive engagement, and boost conversions. 🏆 Crafting a winning video content strategy: Identify the right types of short-form video content for your audience, schedule and distribute them effectively, and cross-promote them with other marketing strategies. 👍 Simple steps to get started: Discover quick tips for creating impactful and professional-looking short-form videos, explore affordable video production tools and resources, and learn how to repurpose your video content across different channels. Join Bell and Cory York in person or virtually for this enriching session and learn how to harness the power of short-form video to elevate your small business marketing and achieve your goals. Register NOW to secure your spot: https://bit.ly/3YdhuMy
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At Staples, we’re committed to making a positive impact by promoting equity, preserving the environment, and supporting education. Through these efforts, we aim to create a better future for all. During #CircularEconomyMonth and #WasteReductionWeek, we’re proud to highlight our continued commitment to advancing Eco-Responsibility. From expanding our electric vehicle (EV) fleets in Ontario and British Columbia to partnering with industry leaders in ink and toner recycling, as one of Canada’s leaders in sustainability, we’re constantly seeking ways to minimize our environmental impact. Our Supply Chain is focused on decarbonization and in 2023 our EV fleet reduced CO2 emissions by an impressive 3,674.2 kilograms. In addition, we partnered with Tree Canada to plant enough trees in communities in need to compensate for the emissions generated by our remaining gas-powered internal combustion engine fleet vehicles. Since 2020, through our fleet and stores, we’ve also collected and recycled over 6.5 million ink and toner cartridges – well on our way to hitting our 8 million target by 2025! These investments mark significant milestones on our sustainability journey and help deliver on our commitment to sustainably support our customers. We believe we have a shared responsibility to sustain the planet for future generations, and these are just two examples of how Staples is reducing our environmental footprint, which also includes providing our customers with options for sustainable product choices. We are proud to work with industry-leading innovative and #planetpassionate partners that inspire us to work even harder toward a greener future and help our initiatives come to life, such as HP, TerraCycle, Tree Canada / Arbres Canada, Call2Recycle / Appel à Recycler Canada and many more. To learn about Staples’ sustainability initiatives, read our 2023 Community Impact + Sustainability Report at https://lnkd.in/g-PWA3b7
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We’re passionate about supporting businesses of all sizes – especially small businesses. This week is #SmallBusinessWeek, and as the Working and Learning Company, we thrive by engaging and understanding the needs of businesses in our communities. As a leading business supplier in Canada, our #StaplesPreferred program provides small organizations with a complete assortment of products and services, including office supplies, technology products, facility solutions, furniture, and business services. We’re proud of the role we play in supporting our communities through amplifying diverse voices and supporting underrepresented groups – including creating opportunities for Canada’s vibrant and diverse entrepreneurs. To learn more about how Staples Preferred can support your business, visit: https://lnkd.in/gSNeNiqU
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On Wednesday, we hosted a full house at Rotman for the "Inside the C-Suite" series event, where #IKEA Canada CEO Selwyn Crittendon and Staples Canada CEO Rachel Huckle, in conversation with Rotman Dean Susan Christoffersen, shared a wide range of inspiring and informative perspectives. From their career journeys—starting in entry-level roles to leading top brands—to topics of #innovation, #sustainability, adapting #AI for business growth, and #buildingtrust with #customers and teams they offered valuable insights on driving success, staying resilient, and doing what’s right. The audience left with fresh takeaways on navigating change, fostering strong connections, and leading with vision and purpose. Stay tuned for more dynamic events like this. For more future events like this visit us at ow.ly/M6Ft50R4bqI
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Did you know that 235,000 people across Canada are homeless each year? That’s more than the entire population of Windsor, ON, or Burnaby, BC. Today, on World Homeless Day, join us virtually for a special Spotlight session in partnership with MAP from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., exploring solutions to prevent and end chronic homelessness. Staples and MAP, through our partnership on Even the Odds, share a commitment to helping build and grow communities through real-world solutions so that everyone has the chance to thrive. In this session, MAP Director Dr. Stephen Hwang and MAP researchers Dr. Naomi Thulien and Mardi Daley will explore: · What the research shows: what works and doesn’t work to help people get housed, stay housed, and regain their health and well-being · MAP’s response: evidence-based solutions that disrupt cycles of socioeconomic exclusion and poor health · Even the Odds’ impact: How your support has driven innovation such as the Navigator Program and the Transitioning Youth Out of Homelessness Program At Staples, we are proud to support initiatives with MAP, like today’s Spotlight session, that support the equity pillar of our Community and Sustainability approach: equity, environment, and education. Join today’s session virtually: https://lnkd.in/g3K7Ng6h
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To mark World Homeless Day on Oct. 10, Even the Odds presents this in-person and virtual talk from MAP's Dr. Stephen Hwang, Dr. Naomi Thulien and Mardi Daley. Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/eg9eVctA
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At Staples Canada, our goal is to create an environment where our associates feel supported, seen and heard, fostering a sense of belonging and community through mutual engagement. Our associates can join a Business Resource Group to expand their network, develop new skills, and contribute to Staples’ diversity and inclusion efforts. Our associate-led BRGs offer: · Informal mentorship · Networking opportunities · Educational sessions on key topics These associate-led communities are dedicated to supporting and celebrating our diverse workforce, fostering a sense of belonging for all. All interested associates are welcome to get involved and be a part of shaping our inclusive culture. Yesterday, associates joined the first of two BRG Showcase sessions at our Pendant Office. The second showcase will take place at our Richmond Hill office later this month. The event offered an opportunity to: · Meet the BRG leads and members. · Learn more about BRGs and their role within Staples. · Grow your internal community and professional network. · Create moments of connection with your colleagues. Virtual BRG Office Hours are also taking place throughout October for associates who can’t attend a showcase. To learn more about Staples BRGs, visit: https://lnkd.in/gJPB2_pM
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Are you ready to take your business to the next level with the power of AI? Learn about Bell's journey from Telco to Techo, and how AI can revolutionize your small business marketing efforts. You'll discover how AI tools can help you: -Identify your ideal customers: Learn how to leverage data analysis and AI to pinpoint your most valuable customer segments and target them effectively. -Personalize your marketing messages: Craft targeted messages that resonate with your audience by automating content and addressing specific customer needs. -Optimize your marketing budget: Discover how AI can help you make smarter marketing decisions, track campaign success, and maximize your return on investment. -Through real-life examples and practical advice, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to confidently embrace AI and unlock new growth opportunities for your business. Join Bell and Cory York in person or virtually at this exciting event where you'll learn all about how Artificial Intelligence can revolutionize your business operations. From streamlining processes to enhancing customer experiences, AI has the potential to transform the way you do business. Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and leverage AI for your success. Refreshments and a light snack will be served. Discover how AI is a game changer for small business marketing brought to you by Bell in collaboration with Webware.ai. Register now to secure your spot. https://bit.ly/3BhDjmi
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At Staples, we aim to foster a sense of belonging and community and recognize the role we all have to play in understanding Indigenous Peoples’ history in Canada. Today, on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we acknowledge our shared history, seek a path of healing and reflect on the opportunities we have had to learn and grow. Opportunities to connect virtually and in person are vital to our continued growth as the Working and Learning Company. On Sept 24, we had the honour of welcoming Dr. Imelda Perley, (Opolahsomuwehs), Elder/ Wolastoqew (Maliseet) from the Tobique First Nation, St. Mary’s First Nation and Houlton Band of Maliseets, for an informative virtual discussion, exclusively for our associates. Dr. Perley is a language advocate and co-founder of the Wolastoq Language and Culture Center and elder-in-residence at the University of New Brunswick. In honour of Dr. Perley joining us, Staples has made a donation to the Orange Shirt Society Dr. Perley also joined us and led the ceremony at the launch of our Staples/MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions Even the Odds Healthbox program in Tobique (Neqotkuk) First Nation, New Brunswick. Healthboxes are ‘smart’ vending machines that can be stocked with whatever people need to be healthy and safe, without barriers or judgement. Check out our video about the Neqotkuk launch and this important MAP program to improve access to care, proudly funded by Staples Canada in the maritime provinces by Even the Odds.