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Moncton Canadian Tire displays Christmas products after run on patio furniture

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Canadian Tire in New Brunswick.A store in Moncton has packed its aisles with Yuletide holiday products at the height of summer, replacing wicker sofas and parasols with ornaments and artificial trees after a run on outdoor furniture during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Much of New Brunswick under heat warning on Sunday Manager Mary Robichaud said the location is essentially sold out of patio items, leading the retailer to display Christmas stock – much of it from last year – in its “seasonal” section.“We are wiped clean when it comes to fire pits and patio furniture.

Even patio umbrellas are running thin,” said manager Mary Robichaud. “We had no stock to put out on the floor, so we had to put something.”Typically, the shift to holiday lights and.

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