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Court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company

An Ontario court has approved Comark Holdings Inc. To sell Bootlegger to its parent company's subsidiary, Warehouse One Clothing Ltd.
Bootlegger, founded in 1971, will maintain 45 leases as part of the sale, with some stores rebranded under Warehouse One.
Warehouse One president Paul Reid expressed enthusiasm for the merger, stating it allows the brands to thrive together in Canada's retail landscape.
Staff at retained locations will receive termination notices, followed by employment offers from Warehouse One after the deal closes this month.

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Ontario court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company

The sale will allow the apparel retailer’s numbered parent company to operate Bootlegger stores through its affiliate Warehouse One Clothing Ltd.

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Court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company

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Court approves sale of Bootlegger to subsidiary of parent company – 105.9 The Region

An Ontario court has given Comark Holdings Inc. permission to sell its Bootlegger business to a subsidiary of its parent company. The sale approved by Ontario Superior Court judge Peter Cavanagh will allow the apparel retailer’s numbered parent company to operate Bootlegger stores through its affiliate Warehouse One Clothing Ltd. Bootlegger was founded in 1971 and had 53 standalone stores and 19 it shared with Ricki’s and Cleo, brands Comark sol…

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