The Hudson’s Bay wool point blankets were first produced for the company in 1779 by a British textile mill, which used ...

Some people are already capitalizing on the looming closure of The Bay stores in Canada by reselling iconic items online.

When the pre-lunch rush hit Wednesday at the flagship Hudson’s Bay store in Toronto, Brian Bursten was considering himself ...

Point blankets were used by European settlers and explorers to barter for furs with Indigenous peoples in today’s Canada as ...

Hudson Bay still sells an iconic striped wool blanket found in many Canadian households. There has been a run on the blankets since rumors about the company's potential demise, according to the ...

Now, approximately 355 years later, it is insolvent and seeks protection from its creditors." Hudson's Bay historically is ...

The best wool blankets can add colour and texture to your ... It also comes in lots of other colours, such as peach, sea green and a chunky stripe in earthy tones. This is one of the most unusual ...

Wool is loaded into the ... The company became known for its blankets, which are now offered in various weights, sizes and colors, from stoic stripes to classic plaids to solids trimmed with ...

Hudson's Bay historically is known for striped wool blankets that were originally traded for beaver pelts. Now it runs about 80 stores, after several waves of closures and layoffs. The chain also ...