Canadian consumers are proving to be a headscratcher for Dollarama Inc.
The discount chain’s CEO said Wednesday that consumer behaviour continued to be unpredictable in his company’s second quarter and he expects that trend to continue into the back half of the year.
“At some moments, it seems resilient, at others it seems fragile, so it’s really hard at this point to draw any trends on the health of the Canadian consumer,” Neil Rossy told analysts on a conference call.
His remarks come as tariff tensions are still flaring between Canada and the U.S., putting pressure on companies that thrive on cross-border manufacturing and sales. Some are coping with
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