The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, May 28, edition that court documents filed on Monday revealed details about Canadian Tire's $30-million acquisition of Hudson's Bay Co.'s intellectual property, including various brand names, logos, and private labels like Distinctly Home and Hudson North. The Globe's Susan Krashinsky Robertson writes that the deal, however, excludes the Zellers discount brand relaunched in 2023. Canadian Tire will seek court approval for the agreement on Tuesday, June 3, following Hudson's Bay's unsuccessful search for a buyer to continue operations. The acquisition covers a wide range of trademarks. Those include the Hudson's Bay name, logos for HBC and The Bay that span decades of use, as well as the company crest featuring two stags and a shield. The brand for defunct home-goods store chain Home Outfitters is included as well. Pending court approval, Canadian Tire will acquire private labels previously sold by Hudson's Bay such as Nordic Fleece, Black Brown 1826, Distinctly Home, Hudson North and Beaumark Appliances. The deal covers the rights to a significant collection of historic designs for Hudson's Bay's point blankets, which the company used in the fur trade in the 18th century.