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Old Posted Jun 18, 2025, 6:55 AM
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as long as its before the holiday season I will be happy!


another rumour I heard recently was that Costco (or a developer with Costco signed on) has secured this site for a regular store >> https://maps.app.goo.gl/wn63Rgb1rVTASdSXA

its at the NW Corner of Marine Way and Market Crossing. If true this would need to be a store with a rooftop/multistory parkade.


also mentioned on this reddit post >>

I heard that there is a new shopping center planned at Byrne Rd and Marine Way - opposite Honda and kitty corner to Market Crossing. Rumour has it that a Costco warehouse will be part of it. >> https://www.reddit.com/r/NewWest/comment...xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
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as long as its before the holiday season I will be happy!


another rumour I heard recently was that Costco (or a developer with Costco signed on) has secured this site for a regular store >> https://maps.app.goo.gl/wn63Rgb1rVTASdSXA

its at the NW Corner of Marine Way and Market Crossing. If true this would need to be a store with a rooftop/multistory parkade.


also mentioned on this reddit post >>

I heard that there is a new shopping center planned at Byrne Rd and Marine Way - opposite Honda and kitty corner to Market Crossing. Rumour has it that a Costco warehouse will be part of it. >> https://www.reddit.com/r/NewWest/comment...xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
That property extends all the way to Byrne Road behind the Honda

https://www.bcassessment.ca/Property/Info/QTAwMDAzV0c3NQ==

Someone applied in 2023 for preliminary information about a new sound stage

https://pub-burnaby.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=73377
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Old Posted Jun 23, 2025, 8:21 PM
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related news from Winnipeg >>


Two New Costco Locations Opening in Winnipeg!

https://accesswinnipeg.com/2025/06/two-new-costco-locations-opening-in-winnipeg/

The smallest Costco in Winnipeg located at 1315 St. James St is set to close for a few months and will reopen as a Costco Business Center. Expect a promotional push to explain the concept. In short, this version of Costco will cater more to businesses—offering bulk goods suited for restaurants, office managers, and professional settings rather than typical household needs.

By the end of 2026, Winnipeg will have four traditional Costco locations and one Business Center, covering all four quadrants of the city and the central Polo Park area. The new stores will transform retailing in the north and west. Retailers selling gas, offering car repairs, or providing services will have to become more competitive—no more inflated prices on gas in west Portage or north Main. Expect tighter pricing on tires, tune-ups, and similar services.
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Two New Costco Locations Opening in Winnipeg!

https://accesswinnipeg.com/2025/06/two-new-costco-locations-opening-in-winnipeg/

The smallest Costco in Winnipeg located at 1315 St. James St is set to close for a few months and will reopen as a Costco Business Center. Expect a promotional push to explain the concept. In short, this version of Costco will cater more to businesses—offering bulk goods suited for restaurants, office managers, and professional settings rather than typical household needs.

By the end of 2026, Winnipeg will have four traditional Costco locations and one Business Center, covering all four quadrants of the city and the central Polo Park area. The new stores will transform retailing in the north and west. Retailers selling gas, offering car repairs, or providing services will have to become more competitive—no more inflated prices on gas in west Portage or north Main. Expect tighter pricing on tires, tune-ups, and similar services.
Yup.. 735k people and 5 Costco locations including the Business Centre. Surrey has 1 for 630k.

The last Costco built in the Lower Mainland was in 2006 - 18 years ago! Costco hates us!

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Yup.. 735k people and 5 Costco locations including the Business Centre. Surrey has 1 for 630k.

The last Costco built in the Lower Mainland was in 2006 - 18 years ago! Costco hates us!

Ron.
They're opening a second in Regina. 242K population

https://www.ctvnews.ca/regina/article/ci...t-for-reginas-second-costco-development/

They're opening a 4th location (Business Center) in Mississauga in an old Rona. Mississauga/Brampton/Milton is 1.7 million people.

https://www.insauga.com/new-costco-is-coming-soon-to-the-4th-biggest-city-in-ontario/
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Yup.. 735k people and 5 Costco locations including the Business Centre. Surrey has 1 for 630k.

The last Costco built in the Lower Mainland was in 2006 - 18 years ago! Costco hates us!

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didn't they apply to open stores and they got no approval, No wonder there is hate.

Plus I imagine getting land big enough is much cheaper in a place like Winnipeg.
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Yeah this is all Costco having a vengeance for Metro Vancouver, where they definitely aren't opening any new stores at all, and where land prices are notoriously low similar to those found in Winnipeg and Regina...
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Yup.. 735k people and 5 Costco locations including the Business Centre. Surrey has 1 for 630k.

The last Costco built in the Lower Mainland was in 2006 - 18 years ago! Costco hates us!

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Burnaby was summer 2009.
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Burnaby was summer 2009.
Right! 2008 actually. I wasn't thinking when I saw 1990 for this location on the Costco web site. *I* know it didn't open that long ago.. lol.

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Right! 2008 actually. I wasn't thinking when I saw 1990 for this location on the Costco web site. *I* know it didn't open that long ago.. lol.

Ron.
it says 1990 as that location was originally at Boundary and Grandview (walmart now) and it moved to a larger new build off Willington after the Downtown store opened.
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Yeah Burnaby was a replacement for East Van, I'd hardly call it a new store.
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An article talking about maybe Costco at 216 and Hwy 1

Sounds like the studio is a no go now.

https://www.aldergrovestar.com/local-news/fate-of-planned-langley-sound-stage-site-in-flux-8123152

"There were multiple meetings with Costco representatives specific to the proposed film studio site to gauge potential support for the required Williams Neighbourhood Plan amendment," Woodward told the Langely Advance Times
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Sounds like the studio is a no go now.
That's sad to hear. Considering all the filming that happens here, I thought it was a great idea to have more sound stages and there certainly was a lot of space they could have used for it on that site.
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https://www.facebook.com/AndyShenCQ/post...te-rocksouth-surrey-th/1347432290718538/

Andy Shen

It's been a year since I posted about the new Costco in White Rock/South Surrey. There will be two new Costcos in the Lower Mainland within the next few years:
Costco in South Surrey - Should be opening in the next few years. It's still undergoing its process with the City of Surrey and development has not started.
Costco Business Centre in New Westminster (Warehouse #1723) is likely delayed until the Spring due to permitting and other stuff with the City.
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Sounds like the studio is a no go now.

https://www.aldergrovestar.com/local-news/fate-of-planned-langley-sound-stage-site-in-flux-8123152

"There were multiple meetings with Costco representatives specific to the proposed film studio site to gauge potential support for the required Williams Neighbourhood Plan amendment," Woodward told the Langely Advance Times
here is the interview >> https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-jas-johal-show-june-26-2025/id1135887105?i=1000714733890
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looks like another Business Centre for Metro Toronto >>


https://www.blogto.com/city/2025/07/heres-when-ontarios-new-costco-store-opening/

The new Costco will technically be the first in Newmarket, but the second in the general Newmarket area, joining the existing East Gwillimbury warehouse located at 18182 Yonge St.

Eventually, the big box retailer plans to convert the East Gwillimbury store into a business centre, although no timeline for that transition has been announced yet.
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Spotted at the PoCo Costco today. The Business Centre at Queensborough has an official opening date of November 14th.
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Beat you by 1 minute.
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Right! 2008 actually. I wasn't thinking when I saw 1990 for this location on the Costco web site. *I* know it didn't open that long ago.. lol.

Ron.
Maybe start of construction. One of my jobs when I worked as a line painter was at this Costco before it opened. It was 2009, that was the only summer I did this work.
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