Toys “R” Us Canada has reached three deals to sell parts of its business as it works to address significant debt, according to reports citing court records. The retailer, which put itself up for sale about two months earlier, is moving forward with arrangements to sell a range of assets, including its name and trademarks, inventory, and store leases. The deals involve three separate buyers, and one of those buyers is the company’s current owner. The reported asset sales are presented as part of a process to generate proceeds from liquidation-style transactions. The disclosures come from court materials referenced by the outlets, which indicate that the agreements cover different categories of assets and are split among multiple purchasers. While details such as the specific purchase prices and the full terms of each agreement are not included in the provided excerpts, the reporting is consistent that the company has finalized multiple asset-sale deals rather than proceeding with only a single buyer. The transactions are framed as steps in the broader effort to wind down or restructure operations under court supervision.