Lastman's Bad Boy

==Bad Boy Furniture==
===1955–1975===
In 1975, founder Mel Lastman sold the company in order to run in the Ontario general election. The Bad Boy trademark was ultimately acquired by Canadian furniture retailer The Brick, but the new owners allowed it to lapse through lack of use until it expired.
==Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd.==
===1991–2000===
Bad Boy was relaunched by Mel Lastman's son Blayne and business partner Marvin Kirsh under the name Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd. in 1991.
===2000–2006===
==Lastman's Bad Boy (first era)==
===2006–2011===
In 2006, the company became known as Lastman's Bad Boy, however the previous name, Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd., continued to be used as the company's legal name until its bankruptcy in 2024.
==Lastman's Bad Boy Superstore==
===2011–2023===
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==Lastman's Bad Boy (second era)==
===2023–2024===
In November 2023, Lastman's Bad Boy filed for bankruptcy protection to deal with $13.7m in debts. The company was given until February 15, 2024 to continue selling merchandise in order to pay back its debt, but after failing to file a cash-flow statement or restructuring proposal by January 23, the company was officially deemed bankrupt.
==See also==
*Factory Direct, another large Canadian retailer which shuttered operations soon after Lastman's Bad Boy did.
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