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Home : Top Stories : Target lists locations for first 105 stores in Canada

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Date: Thu. May. 26 2011 5:26 PM ET

Target has announced the first 105 Zellers stores it plans to convert as the U.S. retailer expands its reach into Canada.

The company said a majority of Zellers locations across all 10 provinces will become Target stores beginning in 2013 after undergoing "extensive renovation."

The stores sit on land controlled by 22 property owners and landlords. Target will give the Hudson's Bay Co. the first half of $1.825 billion it agreed to pay once it finalizes the acquisition of the sites in the coming days.

Target also said it will open its Canadian headquarters in Mississauga, Ont.

Canada's first Target stores, by province:

Alberta

  • Chinook Centre, Calgary
  • Forest Lawn Shopping Centre, Calgary
  • Market Mall, Calgary
  • Shoppes at Shawnessy, Calgary
  • Signal Hill Centre, Calgary
  • Sunridge Mall, Calgary
  • Bonnie Doon, Edmonton
  • Kingsway Garden Mall, Edmonton
  • Mill Woods Town Centre, Edmonton
  • Prairie Mall, Grande Prairie
  • Bower Place, Red Deer
  • St. Albert Centre, St. Albert
  • Sherwood Park Mall, Sherwood Park

British Columbia

  • Abbotsford Power Centre, Abbotsford
  • Metropolis at Metrotown, Burnaby
  • Discovery Harbour Shopping Centre, Campbell River
  • Cottonwood Mall, Chilliwack
  • Coquitlam Centre, Coquitlam
  • Driftwood Mall, Courtenay
  • Tamarack Mall, Cranbrook
  • Scottsdale Mall, Delta
  • Willowbrook Shopping Centre, Langley
  • Haney Place Mall, Maple Ridge
  • Nanaimo North Town Centre, Nanaimo
  • Pine Centre, Prince George
  • Oakridge Shopping Centre, Vancouver
  • Village Green Mall, Vernon
  • Tillicum Mall, Victoria

Manitoba

  • Shoppers Mall, Brandon
  • Grant Park, Winnipeg
  • Kildonan Place Shopping Centre, Winnipeg
  • Polo Park Shopping Centre, Winnipeg
  • Southdale Centre, Winnipeg

New Brunswick

  • McAllister Place, Saint John

Newfoundland and Labrador

  • Corner Brook, Corner Brook
  • Cabot Square, St. John's

Nova Scotia

  • Bedford Place, Bedford
  • Mic Mac Mall, Dartmouth

Ontario

  • Durham Centre, Ajax
  • Aurora Shopping Centre, Aurora
  • Bramalea City Centre, Brampton
  • Shoppers World Brampton, Brampton
  • Trinity Common, Brampton
  • Burlington Mall, Burlington
  • Millcroft Centre, Burlington
  • Cambridge Centre, Cambridge
  • Woodbine Centre, Etobicoke
  • Gates of Fergus, Fergus
  • 175 Stone Road W., Guelph
  • Centre Mall, Hamilton
  • South Hamilton Square, Hamilton
  • Hazeldean Mall, Kanata
  • Cataraqui Town Centre, Kingston
  • Lindsay Square Mall, Lindsay
  • Masonville Place, London
  • Westmount Shopping Centre, London
  • Milton Mall Shopping Centre, Milton
  • Erin Mills Town Centre, Mississauga
  • Square One, Mississauga
  • Meadowlands Shopping Centre, Nepean
  • Upper Canada Mall, Newmarket
  • 1899 Algonquin Ave., North Bay
  • Centerpoint Mall, North York
  • Orillia Square Mall, Orillia
  • Place D'Orleans, Orleans
  • Five Points Mall, Oshawa
  • Bayshore Shopping Centre, Ottawa
  • Billings Bridge Plaza, Ottawa
  • RioCan St. Laurent, Ottawa
  • Hillcrest Mall, Richmond Hill
  • Bridlewood Mall, Scarborough
  • County Fair Mall, Smiths Falls
  • Niagara Pen Centre, St. Catharines
  • Stratford Mall, Stratford
  • Sudbury Supermall, Sudbury
  • Intercity Shopping Centre, Thunder Bay
  • Cloverdale Mall, Toronto
  • Shoppers World Danforth, Toronto
  • East York Town Centre, Toronto
  • Flamborough Power Centre, Waterdown
  • Conestoga Mall, Waterloo
  • Taunton Gardens Power Centre, Whitby
  • Devonshire Mall, Windsor

Prince Edward Island

  • Charlottetown Mall, Charlottetown

Quebec

  • Galeries d'Anjou, Anjou
  • Faubourg Boisbriand, Boisbriand
  • Carrefour Angrignon, Lasalle
  • Mega Centre Notre-Dame, Laval
  • Galeries Chagnon , Levis
  • Place Longueuil, Longueuil
  • Place Alexis Nihon, Montreal
  • Place Vertu, Montreal
  • Terrarium Shopping Centre, Pointe Claire
  • Les Galeries De La Capitale, Quebec City
  • Place Fleur De Lys, Quebec City
  • Place Laurier, Quebec
  • Le Carrefour Rimouski, Rimouski
  • Promenades Saint-Bruno, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville
  • Carrefour Saint-Georges, Saint-Georges
  • Carrefour Richelieu, Saint- Jean sur-Richelieu
  • Carrefour du Nord, Saint Jerome
  • Carrefour de L'Estrie, Sherbrooke
  • Les Rivieres Shopping Centre, Trois Rivieres

Saskatchewan

  • Northgate Mall, Regina
  • The Centre, Saskatoon

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Cheech
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Are there any Canadian chain businesses left?


Richard
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In case people forget, Zellers isn't Canadian owned already. They are owned by Hudson's Bay which is owned by another American company.


mark
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I am worried that target will be just like walmart.
I dont want low prices at the cost of some ones livelihood .


Bob Greene
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Too bad the Canadian companies dont compete. Targets mechandise trumps the quality of what Zellers now carries


Janey Snow
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Hooray for Target! More competition means less overcharging by Canadian retailers. As it is I do a large part of my shopping at WalMart because of their way lower prices - now I'll have another place to shop without fear of being royally ripped off.


Sams
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I'm glad. I read they will invest approx $10M to renovate each location and some of these stores need it bad - Zellers was falling apart!


Calgary
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About time there was some options for shopping in Canada. Target is a great store. Can't wait until a lot more come up. Maybe we'll finally get some lower prices in canada!


Rick Menzies
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What a mistake allowing another US company to buy-out a Canadian company. Does no one care what the Americans are doing in other countries. To much bad stuff.


Robert Rode
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Re: Target Stores in Canada

I have shopped Target Stores in the
US and found them to be cheaper than most Walmarts.Quality is excellent and service is tops.I only wish we could see more of these stores in Saskatchewan.


Wayne from Thunder Bay
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To Tono,Why would it matter if they come up to Canada. Zeller's is already owned by an American so Zeller's really isn't a Canadian company anymore. Did you protest when Walmart, Costco or Bestbuy moved into Canada??? I do hope they maintain the employees (or at least the ones who deserve to stay) to maintain stability and carry the same or at least most of the products they carry in the States.


MAE in Ontario
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Zellers used to be a good store to shop in years ago but not any more. Lately it has reminded me of a ju nk shop. If this store offers better then I'm all for it. However iI just hope it's not another walmart. All hype and no action


Jettle
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An employee at a local Zeller's here in Ottawa told me that they wll be offered positions but that they have been told that all the positions are parttime and there will be no benefits (sick leave, etc.). I guess we would have to wait from official word from Target itself before we know for sure. I can't imagine the news is good for the employees though.


Northern Princess
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Maybe my nearest Zellers is in transition already, at least I hope so, because I was terribly disappointed in what they had left in it. I will, of course, give it the benefit of the doubt, but it better improve drastically if they want my business.


CR
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"American troll eating up the Canadian retail industry"? Uh, not really. Zellers did themselves in with poor merchandising, store locations, etc. There are countless other Canadian retailers that are flourishing because they made better decisions (Sport Chek, La Senza, Canadian Tire, London Drugs, Loblaws, to name a few). This is a matter of a poor retailer being replaced by a better one. Has nothing to do with phoney "retail patriotism".


trex in bc
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Target is no better than Zellers. I have shopped, or should I say 'walked' through a Target store in the US and they are over-priced to start with. The aisles were cluttered, staff were uneducated as to where items were. Comparing that to Zellers, I thought I was in a Zellers. I try to shop local and Canadian owned.


Trisch
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They may be a U.S. corporation but having them take over will help provide security for jobs here in Canada. Zellers isn't really doing so hot any more and so it would only be a matter of time before those jobs would have dwindled. By having Target take over it's going to rekindle things a bit. I do hope that they make an honest attempt to retain current Zellers employees rather than just wiping out everyone and starting fresh. --- I personally enjoy shopping at Target and at least now the taxes made on the money I spend there will be going to my own province.


Good - Ottawa - Orleans
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Wow that's good to see them coming to Canada..if they bring the prices like they have in Watertown all the better. Look at all the Canadian jobs that Wally Mart have given to us here in Canada. No doubt many employees will be kept on..can hardly wait...


Nic
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Sarah.. apparently, they will give current Zellers employees first chance at applying for Target positions. Which means that you will probably get your job back, but not your seniority.


kljsdg
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Sad to see Zellers go, but isn't HBC already American owned?Whatever happened to Zeddy the bear? or Zee-y when translated to American.


j.brons
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All employees who want to stay. Part-time work with minimum wage, no benefits and no advancement. But the Tories will tell you about the thousands of new jobs created. I can see it now.


Bob in Montreal
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Last time I shopped in a Zellers, the displays looked like they had been attacked by wild animals and the staff were much more interested in talking among themselves and on their cell phones. When I finally got to the cash, the woman in front had an article that the scanner didn't price correctly (higher of course) and much to my surprise, same thing happened to me. Always found Target Stores in the USA to be attractive and well priced...not much of the "SAVE 70% THIS WEEKEND ONLY" that the Bay has always favoured. Don't you feel ripped off if you can't shop "that" weekend? lol Lower prices all the time seems to be the way the American retailers are going, and the customers seem to like it.


Alberta
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Zellers hasn't been Canadian for years. It's parent company - the Hudson Bay Company was sold years ago ...now it has just switched hands to another American company.


Frank
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Canada has a retail industry ??


MarkinTO
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If you're mad about more market competition, then you're probably one of the retail goons price gouging Canadians despite our dollar being above par. This will NOT hurt Canada or Canadians, this will only benefit us and help bring retail prices down.


Mike
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Zellers is an American company. Bought out by an American years ago along with The Bay.


ShannonT
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Great we needed something better. Than what they have been dishing out. It was more like an army and navy store.


Tono Fonseca
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Thumbs up if you plan to boycott this American troll eating up the Canadian retail industry.


Sarah
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Are they keeping any of the employees!? I work at Zellers haha


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