Canada Goose

In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, it was an honour to have Canadian Métis scholar and best-selling author, Jesse Thistle join us at our head office for a keynote address hosted by Indigenous Activist, Artist & Goose Person, Sarain Fox. Jesse is renowned for his work in Indigenous literature and social justice. Thistle's life and work exemplify resilience and dedication to addressing critical social issues, making him a significant figure in contemporary Canadian literature and social justice advocacy. Learn more about Jesse’s story and his work at https://lnkd.in/gaF3RmUr

This week, we hosted an Archival Exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario, celebrating over 65 years of heritage and craftsmanship. Surrounded by decades of rich history, we embarked on a journey through time, displaying our most iconic designs, never-before-seen collaborations, and select pieces from our archives. Among them was the jacket designed by David Reiss in collaboration with Laurie Skreslet, the first Canadian to summit Mount Everest. We also showcased gear used by scientists at McMurdo Station and styles that have made their mark in Hollywood films like The Day After Tomorrow and National Treasure. As we reflect on our past, we’re inspired to build an even bolder future. Thank you to everyone who has helped shape our story. Here’s to the next chapter!

This time of year is always special at Canada Goose! We just wrapped up our annual seasonal job fairs in: Toronto, Canada London, England New York, USA We loved meeting over 900 amazing candidates, all eager to join our team. Connecting with talented individuals who share our passion for craftsmanship and innovation is what drives us! Couldn’t make it? No worries—we’re hiring globally! Explore exciting opportunities and start your journey by visiting our career site: bit.ly/_CGCareers

We are thrilled to announce an exclusive global licensing agreement with Marchon Eyewear. “Our expansion into eyewear marks an exciting new chapter for our brand, emphasizing a commitment to creating a lifestyle of products and deepening our connection with consumers across all seasons.” - Dani Reiss, Chairman & CEO Launching globally in Spring 2025, the first-ever Canada Goose eyewear collection will feature both sun and optical styles, incorporating our signature design elements, performance features and crafted from sustainable materials. Read more on WWD: https://lnkd.in/gDMCPkgs

Canada Goose was born in the North. For generations, we have been inspired by its people, communities, and landscapes. Last week, we were thrilled to return to Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, to deliver over 11,000m of fabric, supplies, and other materials to the community though our Resource Centre program. We also had the pleasure of reconnecting with former Project Atigi designer Alaana Tatty, who shared her knowledge of traditional sewing practices with members of the National Inuit Youth Council, passing valuable techniques on to the next generation. A heartfelt thank you to Canadian North Airlines, Ilitaqsiniq: Nunavut Literacy Council and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami for your partnership and for welcoming Canada Goose into your communities. Discover more about our Resource Centre program: https://lnkd.in/gE76WErZ 📸 : Kakuktinniq Photography

At Canada Goose, we endure any condition, observe every detail, and take the long view in order to keep the planet cold and the people on it warm. Today, we are proud to share our FY24 Sustainability Report, highlighting the significant progress and milestones we’ve achieved over the past fiscal year. “As we look to the future, our team remains all-in on our commitment to fostering positive change in the world, continually pushing our boundaries to ensure a sustainable future for the planet and everyone on it.” – Dani Reiss, Chairman and CEO Read more: bit.ly/-SustainabilityFY24

Today, on #ArcticSeaIceDay, we’re raising awareness with our friends at Polar Bears International about the essential role sea ice plays in our global ecosystem. From regulating our planet’s temperature and providing habitats for polar wildlife to being used by Northern communities for transportation and access to food, its significance is immense. Learn more about its importance and how to make a difference: bit.ly/seaiceday

At Canada Goose, we are committed to retail excellence and a deep understanding of our consumers. In June, we hosted our annual Store Manager Conference in Toronto, bringing together over 40 managers from across our more than 70 retail locations worldwide. For three action-packed days, store managers engaged in interactive sessions and workshops focused on product strategies, digital innovation, consumer insights, and more. They also had the opportunity to visit our factory, a highlight for many, where they experienced firsthand the craftsmanship, rich heritage, and relentless innovation behind each of our products. It concluded with an awards dinner, celebrating the team’s passion and dedication to delivering Canadian Warmth every day.

In celebration of Pride Month, our Diversity and Inclusion Team hosted events throughout June to promote inclusion and education for all employees. We are committed to building environments where people can be their authentic selves year-round. “Celebrating pride also raises awareness and provides learnings to those outside and inside the community.” - Jacob C., Canada Goose Developer, Product Offshore Outerwear. We were thrilled to welcome Victor Zhang from The 519 to lead a workshop for our employees. The dialogue focused on uplifting, empowering, and supporting 2SLGBTQ individuals in the workplace, and how to cultivate an inclusive environment where Two-Spirit, queer, and trans people can thrive. “It's about celebrating our uniqueness while finding common ground.” – Ryan Sia - MBA, PMP, CSM, Canada Goose Director, Technology Operations & Cybersecurity. To conclude our Pride festivities at Canada Goose, we hosted a vibrant Drag Brunch at our Toronto Headquarters with Tay BoBo, Virgo Queen, and Canada's Drag Race’s Luna Du Bois. Drag is a part of 2SLGBTQIA culture and celebrates diverse voices and different forms of gender expression within this community. Happy Pride!

During the month of June, we celebrate National Indigenous History Month, recognizing and celebrating the unique heritage, diverse cultures, and significant contributions of Indigenous peoples. While many Indigenous groups share some commonalities, they each have their own distinct heritage, language, cultural practices, and spiritual beliefs. Our Diversity & Inclusion team is dedicated to empowering all employees through education, awareness, and cultural understanding. Part of that cultural understanding is learning about the cultural practices of Indigenous peoples and their significance. We were delighted to host Katie Longboat, originally from Six Nations of the Grand River, at our Toronto Headquarters to lead a beading workshop. Beading is a cultural art form deeply valued by Indigenous communities. This tradition, passed down through generations, serves as a means of preserving and conveying cultural knowledge, while also promoting wellness and fostering community. Explore more of her creations: https://lnkd.in/g8Rd-QWF