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The retailer says it does not “see a realistic path to profitability for the Canadian business,” in a statement released Thursday (Tim Boyle/Getty Images).
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Nordstrom is closing all 13 of its stores in Canada, putting nearly 2,500 people out of work.

The retailer says it does not “see a realistic path to profitability for the Canadian business,” in a statement released Thursday.

Most of the department store chain locations were in the Greater Toronto Area.

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The company says they have lost money every year since opening in Canada in 2014.

Nordstrom says stores in Canada will continue to operate normally, with a liquidation sale expected to start later this month.

Customers are no longer able to shop online at Nordstrom.ca as the website has already shut down.

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