List of shopping malls in Canada
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This article is a list of notable shopping malls in Canada by province.
Canada's first indoor mall was the Lister Block, originally opened in 1852, in Hamilton, Ontario.[1] The Lister Block was destroyed by fire and rebuilt in 1924.[2] In 2011 the building was completely rebuilt.[3]
Opened in 1949, the first shopping centre in Canada is the Norgate shopping centre, a shopping plaza in Saint-Laurent, Montreal, Quebec. The first enclosed shopping mall was the Park Royal Shopping Centre in West Vancouver, British Columbia, which opened a year later, in 1950. As of May 2017, there were 3,742 enclosed malls and shopping plazas in Canada that were larger than 40,000 square feet (3,700 m2).[4]
Alberta
Calgary
- Bankers Hall
- Beddington Towne Centre
- Beddington Shopping Centre
- Bow Valley Square
- Central Landmark Mall
- Chinook Centre
- The CORE Shopping Centre — formerly Eaton Centre
- Dragon City Mall
- Lake Bonavista Promenade
- Market Mall
- Marlborough Mall
- North Hill Centre
- Pacific Place Mall — formerly Franklin Mall
- RioCan Brentwood — formerly Brentwood Village Shopping Centre
- Southcentre Mall
- Stephen Avenue Place — formerly Scotia Centre
- Sunridge Mall
- Village Square Mall
- Westbrook Mall
Former malls
- Deer Valley Marketplace — briefly abandoned; later turned into an outdoor shopping centre; was located in Deer Ridge
- Deerfoot Mall — demalled; redeveloped into Deerfoot City
- Eau Claire Market — abandoned then later demolished
- Huntington Village Mall — abandoned then later demolished
- MacLeod Mall — demalled; was located in Acadia
- Midnapore Mall — demalled; was located in Midnapore
- Northland Village Mall — demalled; redeveloped into outdoor shopping centre
- Penny Lane Mall
- Richmond Mall — demalled; was located in Glenbrook
- TransCanada Centre — demalled; was located in Marlborough Park
- Zellers/Food Giant Mall — demolished and replaced with a Real Canadian Superstore[5]
Edmonton
- Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre
- Commerce Place
- Edmonton City Centre
- HUB Mall
- Kingsway Mall
- Lessard Mall
- Londonderry Mall
- National Bank Centre
- Meadowlark Health & Shopping Centre
- Mill Woods Town Centre
- Millbourne Market Mall
- Northgate Centre
- Southgate Centre
- West Edmonton Mall[a] — the second largest mall in North America.[6] and 18th largest in the world
- Westmount Centre — will be demalled starting in April 2026
Former malls
- Callingwood Marketplace — demalled
- Capilano Mall — demalled, mostly redeveloped into outdoor shopping plaza
- Heritage Mall — abandoned and then later demolished, redeveloped into Century Park
- North Town Centre — demalled
- Petrolia Mall — demalled
- Tweddle Place Shopping Centre — demolished
Other Alberta malls
- Balzac
- Banff
- Bear Street Mall
- Cascade Shops
- Clock Tower Village Mall
- Park Avenue Mall
- Sundance Mall
- Wolf & Bear Mall
- Canmore
- 710 Main St.
- 826 Main St.
- Kendal Mall
- Riverstone Place
- Shaman Lane
- Cold Lake
- Tri City Mall
- Grande Cache
- Acorn Plaza Mall
- Grande Cache Town Mall
- Grande Prairie
- Prairie Mall
- Towne Centre Mall
- Hinton
- Lacombe
- Lacombe Centre
- Leduc
- City Centre Mall
- Premium Outlet Collection Edmonton International Airport
- Lethbridge
- Centre Village Mall
- Melcor Centre (originally Lethbridge Centre)
- Park Place Mall
- Lloydminster
- Lloyd Mall
- Medicine Hat
- Red Deer
- Bower Place
- Parkland Mall
- Sherwood Park
- Sherwood Park Mall — formerly Eastgate Mall
- Spruce Grove
- Westland Market Mall
- St. Albert
- Wetaskiwin
- Wetaskiwin Mall
Former malls
- College Value Mall — mall that was demalled that was located in Lethbridge
- County Fair Mall — mall that was demalled that was located in Lethbridge
- Fort Mall — mall that was demalled that was located in Fort Saskatchewan
- Towerlane Mall — mall that was demalled that was located in Airdrie
Atlantic Canada
New Brunswick
- Moncton
- Riverview
- Riverview Mall
- Saint John
- Brunswick Square
- McAllister Place
- Prince Edward Square
- St. George
- St. George Mall
Former Malls
- Crystal Palace (Bass Pro Complex) — mall that was demalled that was located in Dieppe
- Highfield Square — abandoned and later demolished, was located in Downtown Moncton
- Lancaster Crossing — was located in Saint John
- Oromocto Mall — mall that was demalled that was located in Oromocto
Newfoundland and Labrador
- Carbonear
- Trinity-Conception Square — on Route 70
- Corner Brook
- Corner Brook Plaza — on Maple Valley Road
- Valley Mall - on Mount Bernard
- Millbrook Mall
- Labrador City
- St. John's
- Avalon Mall — on Kenmount Road
- Village Mall — on Topsail Road
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
- Charlottetown
- SmartCentres Charlottetown[7]
British Columbia
Fraser Valley and BC Interior
- Abbotsford
- Sevenoaks Shopping Centre
- High Street Shopping Centre
- Kamloops
- Aberdeen Mall
- Kelowna
- Penticton
- Prince George
- Pine Centre Mall
- Vernon
- Village Green Centre
Greater Vancouver
- Burnaby
- The Amazing Brentwood
- The City of Lougheed
- Crystal Mall
- Metropolis at Metrotown — fifth largest mall in Canada[6]
- Station Square
- Coquitlam
- Delta
- Scottsdale Centre
- Tsawwassen Mills
- Langley Township
- New Westminster
- Royal City Centre
- Shops at New West
- City of North Vancouver
- District of North Vancouver
- Edgemont Village
- Lynn Valley Centre
- Richmond
- Aberdeen Centre
- Lansdowne Centre
- Parker Place
- Richmond Centre
- Yaohan Centre
- Surrey
- Vancouver
- Bentall Centre
- City Square Shopping Centre
- Harbour Centre
- Il Mercato Centre
- International Village
- Oakridge Park — reopening spring 2026
- Pacific Centre
- Royal Centre
- Sinclair Centre
- West Vancouver
- Park Royal — first enclosed shopping centre in Canada[8]
Northwest British Columbia
- Houston
- Houston Shopping Centre
- Prince Rupert
- Ocean Centre
- Pollyco (formerly Rupert Square)
Vancouver Island
- Nanaimo
- Port Place Shopping Centre
- Woodgrove Centre
- Nanaimo North Town Centre
- Country Club Centre
- Brooks Landing Shopping Centre
- Port Place Shopping Centre
- Port Alberni
- Victoria/Greater Victoria
- Bay Centre
- Hillside Shopping Centre
- Market Square
- Mayfair Shopping Centre
- Tillicum Centre
- Westshore Town Centre (formerly Can West Mall)
Former malls
- Duncan Mall — mall that was demalled that was located in Duncan
Manitoba
- Brandon
- Leaf Rapids
- Thompson
- City Centre
- The Plaza
- Westwood Mall
- Winnipeg
- The Pas
- Otineka Mall
- The Pas Shopping Centre
Former malls
- Portage la Prairie
- Portage Mall — abandoned
- Winnipeg
- Portage Place — demalled and turned into an outdoor shopping centre
- Unicity Mall
Ontario
Central and Eastern Ontario
Golden Horseshoe
Northern Ontario
- Northeastern Ontario
- Elliot Lake
- Sault Ste. Marie
- Cambrian Mall
- Market Mall
- Station Mall
- Sudbury
- Temiskaming Shores
- Timmins
- Northwestern Ontario
Former malls
- Wellington Square - formerly located in Sault Ste. Marie
Ottawa
- Bayshore Shopping Centre
- Billings Bridge Plaza
- Carlingwood Mall
- College Square
- Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre
- Fairlawn Centre
- Freiman Mall
- Hazeldean Mall
- Merivale Mall
- Place d'Orléans
- Rideau Centre
- St. Laurent Shopping Centre
Former malls
Southwestern Ontario
- Brantford
- Lynden Park Mall
- Cambridge
- Chatham-Kent
- One Hundred KING
- Guelph
- Kitchener
- Fairview Park Mall
- St. Jacobs Outlets
- Leamington
- Leamington Mall
- Leamington County Fair Mall
- London
- Cherryhill Village Mall
- Citi Plaza
- Covent Garden Market
- Masonville Place
- Northland Mall
- Oxbury Centre
- Sherwood Forest Mall
- Talbot Centre Mall
- Westmount Mall
- White Oaks Mall
- Sarnia
- Simcoe
- Simcoe Town Centre
- Strathroy
- The Shops on Sydenham
- St. Thomas
- Elgin Centre
- Tillsonburg
- Tillsonburg Town Centre
- Waterloo
- Windsor
- Devonshire Mall
- Dougall Square
- Tecumseh Mall
- Windsor Crossing Premium Outlets
Former malls
- White Woods Mall — mall that was located in Amherstburg
- Brantford Mall — mall that was located in Brantford
- Eaton Market Square — mall that was located in Brantford
- Thames-Lea Plaza — mall that was located in Chatham-Kent
- North Maple Mall — mall that was located in Chatham-Kent
- Argyle Mall — mall that was located in London
- London Mall — mall that was located in London
- London Mews — mall that was located in London
- Oakridge Mall — mall that was located in London
- Superstore Mall — mall that was located in London
- Bayside Centre — mall that was located in Sarnia
- Wallaceburg County Fair Mall — mall that was located in Wallaceburg
- University Mall — mall that was located in Windsor
- Woodstock Plaza — mall that was located in Woodstock
- Blandford Square Mall — mall that was located in Woodstock
Toronto
Quebec
Montreal
- Alexis Nihon
- 1000 de la Gauchetière
- Carrefour Angrignon (LaSalle)
- Centre Rockland (Mont-Royal)
- Complexe Desjardins
- Fairview Pointe-Claire (Pointe-Claire)
- Galeries d'Anjou (Anjou)
- Montreal Eaton Centre — combined with Complexe Les Ailes as of 2018
- Norgate shopping centre (Saint-Laurent) — first mall in Canada
- Place Montréal Trust
- Place Versailles
- Place Vertu (Saint-Laurent)
- Promenades Cathédrale
- Royalmount (Mont-Royal)
- Westmount Square (Westmount) (Mall version)
Greater Montreal
Quebec City area
Other Quebec malls
- Chicoutimi
- Gatineau
- Les Galeries de Hull
- Les Promenades Gatineau
- Granby
- Sherbrooke
Saskatchewan
- Estevan
- Estevan Shoppers' Mall
- North Battleford
- Frontier Centre
- Prince Albert
- Gateway Mall
- South Hill Mall
- Regina
- Cornwall Centre
- Northgate Mall
- Southland Mall
- Victoria Square
- Saskatoon
- Swift Current
- Swift Current Mall
- Wheatland Mall
- Weyburn
- Weyburn Square
- Yorkton
- Prairie Mall
Northern Canada
- Northwest Territories
- Yukon
- Whitehorse
- Horwoods Mall
- Qwanlin Mall
- Whitehorse