Save-On-Foods

Who owns it

No filing-sourced ownership yet. That means we haven’t found a filing — not that the company has no owners.

1 further ownership link is recorded, but not from a filing we can point you to, so it is not shown here.

What’s documented

• 2025-01-01philanthropyIn 2025, the Jim Pattison Foundation committed $5 million to the Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) Foundation to establish a new Centre for Health System Learning & Innovation in partnership with Interior Health Authority. This is the Pattison Foundation's largest donation to a hospital in BC's Interior and the first targeting health system innovation in the region.source →
• 2024-08-19otherJim Pattison Group acquired Northern California-based grocer The Save Mart Companies (194 stores under Save Mart, Lucky, and FoodMaxx banners; Yosemite Wholesale; and the Save Mart office division), marking the conglomerate's first major US grocery acquisition.source →
• 2024-06-09philanthropyThe Jim Pattison Centre for Health Systems Learning & Innovation officially opened at Kelowna General Hospital on June 9, 2024, following a $5 million commitment from the Jim Pattison Foundation announced November 1, 2023. The centre is structured as a matching gift intended to unlock additional funding for rural, remote, Indigenous, and community healthcare innovation in British Columbia.source →
• 2023-04-04otherJim Pattison Group united its food businesses under a new subsidiary, Pattison Food Group, led by Save-On-Foods president Darrell Jones. The structure consolidates 11 retail banners operating 300+ food and drug stores across Western Canada and the Yukon.source →

What we’ve classified so far

• worker exploitation1
• political influence1

8 further documented actions have not been classified yet. These counts show what we have got to, not a total.