More than 20 years after folding, the beloved Canadian bargain chain Biway is set to open once more. But as the company readies for its highly anticipated resurrection on Orfus Road this August, with ...
“It’s a whole new concept,” Mal Coven declares over the phone. “Never been done before. Ten dollars is the magic price right now.” Trying to interview the man who in 1962 co-founded the BiWay bargain ...
The BiWay $10 Store, set to open later this year, aimed to capitalize on the nostalgia of 1980s bargain hunters to compete with dollar stores and larger discount department stores. The son of Russian ...
TORONTO — Before Walmart invaded Canada in 1994, discount chain Biway had bargain hunters across eight provinces piling in for deals on clothing, health and beauty aids, bedding and housewares. Now, ...
Hyped up since its reveal a few years ago, the return of the beloved Canadian discount chain BiWay is looking like it probably won't happen after all. BiWay disappeared from the retail landscape when ...
The sole remaining director of bankrupt retailer Dylex Ltd., two past directors and merchandise liquidator Garcel Inc., are being sued by former managers at Dylex's discount chain BiWay. Thomas ...
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TORONTO - Malcolm Coven, the tenacious co-founder of Canadian bargain store BiWay, has died. He was 91. It’s unclear how his death will impact a planned resurgence of the retail chain.
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