Canadian Clothing Brand Mendocino Is Closing Its Stores Forever

That means no more M Boutique either.
Contributor

Another store is saying goodbye. Mendocino's closing in Canada comes as the clothing company reportedly owes millions of dollars. 

The brand, which is primarily located in the GTA, operates M Boutique stores as well, which would also be included in the closures.  

While a specific number hasn't been given, in an insolvency notice issued by KSV Advisory, the company is said to be shuttering all or most of their 28 retail locations

28

Stores Mendocino owned before COVID-19 hit

However, it might not be goodbye completely. The insolvency notice says that Mendocino is going to "focus on an e-commerce model." 

They also want to make it very clear that the company is not bankrupt. However, they owe a whole lot of money. In fact, the insolvency notice totals the debts over $7 million. 

They cite the pandemic as the reason for this financial hit and they aren't the only ones. A number of Canadian stores including David's Tea and Aldo are closing their stores forever after COVID-19. 

This new Canadian coin is like a black loonie but it's worth much more than $1

It has black rhodium plating and high-contrast frostings.

Starbucks' new Snoopy collab is coming to Canada and it's perfect for cozy season

The limited-edition collection has Snoopy cups, plushies and more — but you may need to move fast. ☕️

Ottawa spending $4.7B on new made-in-Canada Via Rail passenger cars

Feds spending $4.7B on new Via Rail passenger cars

Ontario court denies Toronto woman's motion to apply for MAID for mental illness

Toronto woman's motion to apply for MAID for mental illness denied

Canada has a secret desert with powdery dunes and it's like a mini trip to Egypt

It's probably the last thing you'd expect to see in the True North. 🇨🇦