Judge says HBC landlords should get $2.4M in costs after company's failed lease sale




TORONTO —
An Ontario court has taken an “unprecedented” step, deciding Hudson’s Bay landlords should be reimbursed for $2.4 million in costs they incurred while fighting the defunct retailer’s failed push to sell leases to B.C.



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