Toys"R"Us Canada to launch shop-in-shop locations in Staples stores
Staples Canada has been named the official and exclusive Canadian retail partner for Toys"R"Us Canada and Parties"R"Us Canada, according to a news release from Staples Canada ULC.
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Staples Canada and Next Century Ipco Can ULC have partnered to bring Toys'R'Us and Parties'R'Us shop-in-shop experiences to nearly 300 Staples locations through 2027.

Staples Canada has been named the official and exclusive Canadian retail partner for Toys"R"Us Canada and Parties"R"Us Canada, according to a news release from Staples Canada ULC.
The collaboration with Next Century Ipco Can ULC will begin this holiday season with a pilot location in Richmond Hill, Ontario. The first shop-in-shop is scheduled to have a grand opening on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Staples located at 45 Red Maple Road. This pilot will include a digital experience on staples.ca.
According to the companies, the rollout will expand throughout 2027 with the goal of bringing dedicated shop-in-shop experiences to close to 300 Staples Canada stores. These locations will feature dedicated retail space and curated product assortments.
The partnership includes two distinct retail concepts:
Next Century Ipco Can ULC acquired 150 of Toys"R"Us Canada's trademarks earlier this year when the retailer, run by Ancaster, Ont.-based entrepreneur Doug Putman, filed for creditor protection, according to Globalnews.ca. Next Century is an affiliate of Ad Populum, a U.S. firm that owns Party City and manages several toy companies.
This partnership aims to use Staples Canada's national network of close to 300 stores and 11,000 employees to increase the accessibility of toys and celebration essentials for Canadian families.
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