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Canada is very proud of the Hudson Bay Company. It is part of the formation of Canada. In May 1670, people from Great Britain arrived at the lands next to the Hudson Bay to participate in trade, basically the attractive fur trade. Native American Indians reached fair deals with white Europeans who found in the fur trade a good way to make money.

White Europeans established a series of trade posts along the Hudson Bay. They were basically French posts during the period of 1886 to 1713 when they signed the Treaty of Utrecht.

Years later, the British conquered that land in 1760, and the English decided to build more trading posts not only in the bay but inland. After years of conflicts and problems, the British extended its trade posts in other parts of the Canadian territory down to the United States territory such as Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.

It was until the 1970s that the company decided to open a series of stores in different parts of Canada. Today, the Hudson Bay Company operates 250 stores in Canada and the United States, and its the owner of renowned brands such as Sacks Fith Avenue and Hudson's Bay, and its headquarters are located in Brampton, Ontario.

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