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Old Posted Apr 12, 2008, 5:48 PM
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Originally Posted by fastcarsfreedom View Post
I missed that entire discourse on Canadian Tire because of my temporary absence from the site. Hate the large format stores all you want--they are the only reason the company has survived. Dundas and Victoria will go in time--as Aldershot did. If you want an array of store sizes and varied product selection you still have Home and Rona...Rona runs the gammut from big box stores like Clappisons--to tiny closet sized hardware stores in Quebec.

As for persuading big-box to locate in the HCC or JS--excellent idea. There would be serious challenges with HCC because of it's multi-level galleria design on the interior--however Jackson Square--which is a (mostly) one-level box has an almost completely flexible interior and could accomodate stores of greatly varying sizes. I noticed this trend in Montreal recently where the malls and underground retail spaces go on endlessly--there are increasing numbers of larger format stores taking up multiple spaces.
How about the space on the roof of JS?
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