Here's a list of shopping malls opening in Toronto
Shopping malls in Toronto are reopening on June 24 as the city enters Stage 2 of Ontario's regional approach to reopening the province.
New health and safety measures are being implemented that will see enhanced cleaning and sanitization, physical distancing protocols and restrictions on some services.
Not every store will reopen for in-store shopping inside each mall —only the ones that can meet the criteria for reopening workplaces. Many still offer curbside pickup, however.
It's best to plan your trip and see what's open and available. Also note that many other malls around Toronto have already reopened.
Here are the shopping malls opening in Toronto and Mississauga.
Perhaps the most anticipated reopening, this iconic downtown mall is finally ready to welcome back guests for in-store shopping at Nordstrom, H&M, Hudson's Bay and Saks Fifth Avenue, to name a few.
This huge shopping centre is reopening with a few health and safety measures like limited access to washrooms and elevators. Crate & Barrel, Banana Republic, Holt Renfrew and Indigo are all open for in-store shopping.
The Duff is back, baby, and quite a few of its stores are reopening, including La Vie en Rose, Mark's Work Warehouse, H&M and the GAP. Many more are expected to reopen over the coming days.
STC is reopening with frequent cleaning of high-touch and high-traffic areas, suspension of in-mall programs, signage and several more new measures. Hudson's Bay and Best Buy are available for curbside pickup while several others are open for in-store shopping.
Mississauga's biggest shopping centre is reopening with Holt Renfrew, Sport Check, Tiffany & Co. and Harry Rosen available for in-store shopping.
A selection of stores is open for in-store shopping at Sherway Gardens with Indigo, Saks Fifth Avenue, Urban Planet and Nordstrom ready to welcome back shoppers.
Hudson's Bay and Marshalls are available for in-store shopping as this big shopping centre in North York begins to reopen.
This upscaple shopping centre is reopening so that guests can shop many of their favourite designers once again either in-store or with curbside pickup. Be sure to check store hours on the website.
Kitchen Stuff Plus, Wireless + and Dollarama are all reopening or already open at this Etobicoke shopping centre with lots more stores set to reopen in the coming days.
While many of its essential retailers stayed open during the closure, Gerrard Square is ready to reopen lots more stores for in-store shopping and curbside pickup.
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