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Indigo Books & Music Inc., (TSE: IDG) is a Canadian company committed to providing a service-driven, stress-free approach to satisfying the booklover.
Indigo was created in 1996 by and for booklovers, and merged with Chapters Inc. in August 2001 to become Canada’s largest books retail chain. Indigo Books & Music Inc. is committed to being Canada's most complete and trusted resource for books, music, gifts and much more. [ Source: www.chapters.indigo.ca ]
Amazon.ca is a part of the global Amazon.com family of Web sites known for great selection and convenience, as well as unsurpassed customer service. Amazon.ca is no exception. Within Amazon Canada's virtual walls, you can choose from over a million French and English book, music, video, and DVD titles--all at everyday low prices. Amazon Canada works with Canadian publishers and distributors to ensure a rich offering of Canadian titles and content is available through Amazon.ca. Amazon.ca also provides a number of resources to help you make informed shopping decisions, including:Amazon Canada works with Canada Post to ensure that all orders are fulfilled and delivered to your door quickly and efficiently. Amazon.ca is the trading name of Amazon.com.ca, Inc., an affiliate of Amazon.com, Inc.
- hundreds of thousands of editorial reviews, in both French and English
- editorial features that highlight products of particular interest
- e-mail updates alerting you to titles you'll like
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Indigo Books & Music Inc
Indigo Books & Music Inc. was created in 1996, and opened the first Indigo store, called Indigo Books Music & more, in Burlington, Ontario on September 4, 1997. By 2000, the chain had expanded to 14 locations across Canada. Indigo Books & Music was the first Canadian book retail chain to add music, gifts and licensed cafes to their distinctive store locations, making shopping a real social event, a leisurely experience that could comfortably and enjoyably stretch over hours. [ Source: www.chapters.indigo.ca ]