The Eaton Centre and Yorkdale Shopping Centre are finally reopening tomorrow as Toronto enters into Stage 2 of reopening under provincial guidelines.

Both malls announced that they will be reopening after nearly four months of closure tomorrow, June 24, with reduced services and new health and safety measures.

At the Eaton Centre, guests can expect to see increased cleaning and hand sanitizers throughout the mall, signage to easily navigate the property and curbside pickup with participating retailers.

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On Wednesday, June 24 at 11am, CF Toronto Eaton Centre will reopen its doors to our community of clients and guests. Please check back here for more details in the coming days. We’re working hard to get ready and we can’t wait to welcome you back!

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The following stores will be available for in-store shopping:

• Canadian Tire
• Nordstrom 
• Shoppers Drug Mart
• Lenscrafters
• Hudson's Bay 
• Saks Fifth Avenue 
• H&M 
• Roots 
• Starbucks, Yonge St. 
• Starbucks, 55/65 Dundas St W
• Indigo

Hudson's Bay and Saks Fifth Avenue, JOEY Restaurants, Best Buy, Canadian Tire and Samsung will continue to offer curbside pickup.

At Yorkdale, the shopping centre notes that the following stores will be open for in-store shopping:

• Banana Republic
• Crate & Barrel
• Holt Renfrew
• Hudson’s Bay
• Indigo
• Nordstrom
• Urban Behavior
• LensCrafters (by appointment only)
• Nutrition House
• Scotiabank
• Shoppers Drug Mart
• Starbucks East (near Nordstrom and TTC)
• H&M

Guests of Yorkdale are encouraged to plan their visit as stores continue to reopen slowly while working to meet the criteria for reopening workplaces.

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We missed having you in our space. To help you prepare for your first visit to Yorkdale on June 24, please visit our website to review our safety guidelines and steps we are taking to keeping you, our staff, and community safe. (link in bio)⠀ ⠀ We understand you may have questions. Please text 647-749-7467 and our Guest Services team will answer your questions.

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There will be limited capacity in elevators and washrooms, and some seating has been removed and clearly marked as out-of-use to maintain physical distance.

Valet parking operations have been suspended and water fountains and Smartecartes decommissioned.

The two malls will join several already open shopping centres around the city that were able to do so as part of Ontario's regional approach to reopening.