Retail Mountain Equipment Company (MEC), BC-based brand specializing in external equipment, is under the Canadian property.
The store was sold after the management of Kingswood capital based on the US, when it was a cooperative for consumers, when some members were “betrayal”, thousands of members assembled a sales block campaign. Several workers also left, saying that he did not feel the company itself under private owners.
The newest property group of the company “MEC ‘aims and a long-term vision” of a group of investors “in” Canada “is described”, which directed by Tim Gu.
The board is also a MEC MEC affiliate as Chris Speyer’s main trade officer. It is a unique brand under local property, when consumers want to avoid U.S. products, in the face of trade wars and economic threats in front of their southern neighbor.
“It’s a deep moment, you know, where Canadians are aware of their identity and their self-harm before ever,” said in a conversation with CBC news.
“Then I can predict that we are owned by Canada at this time, I think it’s important and important to me, definitely for me and all our members and employees.”
MEC, earlier Mountain Equipment was known as Co-op, in 1971 in Vancouver in Vancouver, a group of mountain climbers looking for quality gears and distribution in the city. The partners were owned by nominal fee and the action of the action and helped driving the business direction.
Finally more than five million members grew through almost two dozen stores throughout the nation, making the largest consumer in Canada cooperative.
2025-05-17 15:37:00
