The Canadian subsidiary of the international cosmetics brand The Body Shop announced it will immediately begin liquidating almost a third of its stores.
Doors will remain open but online sales will stop.
The Body Shop currently has 105 stores open in Canada.
As part of the restructuring 33 of those will immediately begin liquidation sales.
The Body Shop Canada is seeking to restructure itself under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.
The moves come weeks after company’s parent, The Body Shop International, filed for administration – a process that allows companies to restructure without paying off its debts – in
the U.K.
U.S. stores are also closing their doors.
The Body Shop Canada is closing the following 33 closing stores:
Bayview Village (Toronto)
Lawson Heights (Saskatoon)
Rideau Centre (Ottawa)
Carlingwood Mall (Ottawa)
Lloyd Mall (Lloydminster)
Semiahmoo (White Rock)
Cataraqui Town Centre (Kingston)
Londonderry Mall (Edmonton)
Shoppers Mall (Brandon)
Champlain Place (Dieppe)
Lynden Park Mall (Brantford)
Stone Road Mall (Guelph)
Corner Brook Plaza (Corner Brook)
Mayflower Mall (Sydney)
Sunridge Mall (Calgary)
Cornwall Centre (Regina)
McAllister Place (Saint John)
The Centre (Saskatoon)
Dufferin Mall (Toronto)
Medicine Hat Mall (Medicine Hat)
The Shops at Don Mills (Toronto)
Fairview Park Mall (Kitchener)
Midtown Plaza (Saskatoon)
Timmins Square (Timmins)
Hillside Shopping Centre (Victoria)
Park Place (Lethbridge)
Toronto Pearson Term. 1 (Toronto)
Lambton Mall (Sarnia)
Place d’Orleans (Orleans)
Truro Mall (Truro)
Lansdowne Place (Peterborough)
Queen Street East (Toronto)
Village Green (Vernon)
