The Financial Post reports in its Friday, July 11, edition that sources say Canada Goose Holdings's controlling shareholder Bain Capital is mulling a sale of its interest in the luxury parka-maker. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post reports that sources say Bain is working with advisers as it considers selling part or all of its holding in Canada Goose. Sources say Canada Goose has been gauging early interest from potential buyers including other private equity firms. Shares of Canada Goose have gained about 23 per cent this year, giving the company a market value of $1.26-billion (U.S.). Bain acquired a controlling interest in Canada Goose in 2013 and listed the business in 2017. At the end of March, Bain owned 60.5 per cent of Canada Goose's multiple voting shares, an unlisted class of stock with 10 times the voting power of the company's publicly traded shares, according to a regulatory filing. Its interest gives it 55.5 per cent of the voting power at Canada Goose. Deliberations are at a preliminary stage and there is no certainty they will lead to a transaction, sources say. Bloomberg says representatives for Bain and Canada Goose declined to comment.