What was the primary reason for Target Canada's spectacular failure and withdrawal from the Canadian market in 2015, just two years after launching?

In 2013, Target Corporation made an ambitious move to expand into Canada by acquiring 133 Zellers store leases. What began as a promising international expansion ended as one of the most spectacular retail failures in recent history. By 2015, Target had completely withdrawn from Canada, closing all stores and writing off billions in losses. Test your knowledge about what went wrong in this fascinating case study of retail expansion gone wrong.

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Supply chain and inventory management system failures that left shelves empty
Canadian consumers rejected the Target brand due to cultural differences and nationalist sentiment
Excessive pricing compared to US stores drove Canadian shoppers to competitors
Poor store locations inherited from the Zellers acquisition with inadequate parking and accessibility