Dominion (supermarket) - Stores

Stores

List of stores in Ontario:

Greater Toronto Area:

• 174 Wallace Avenue - first store
• 779 Queen Street East - second store
• City Hall Market on Queen Street West - discontinued 1960s
• 614 Rogers Road near Keele Street - site now a mall and Value Village store
• York Mills Road and Bayview Avenue -> opened 1952 as Dominion Market, now operating as Metro
• 243 Alberta Avenue -> closed mid-1980s, later sold and currently a No Frills outlet
• 1277 York Mills Road -> converted to Food Basics
• Finch Avenue East and Leslie Street - Sunny Supermarket
• College Square at Yonge Street and College Street -> converted as Metro
• Thornhill Square (Bayview Avenue & John Street) -> converted to Food Basics
• Don Mills Shopping Centre at Lawrence Avenue East and Don Mills Road -> converted as Metro
• Kennedy Commons at Kennedy Road and Highway 401 -> converted as Metro
• Markington Square at Markham Road and Eglinton Avenue East
• Lawrence Avenue West & Keele Street -> converted as Metro
• Lawrence Avenue West & Bathurst Street -> converted as Metro
• Wilson Avenue & Keele Street -> converted as Metro
• Yonge Street & Church Street -> converted as Metro
• The Villages of Abbey Lane (Rylander Boulevard) -> now a Shoppers Drug Mart
• Sheppard Avenue West & Bathurst Street -> converted as Metro
• Yonge Street & Sheppard Avenue East -> converted to Metro, now demolished
• Woodside Square, McCowan Road and Finch Aveue East, converted to a Dominion Save-A-Centre (before Dominion's demise), now a Food Basics in another part of the mall (formerly Zellers/Pascal Furniture)
• Bridlewood Mall, Warden Avenue and Finch Avenue East (roughly 4 km west of the Woodside Square location, and also converted to a Dominion Save-A-Centre) -> currently a Metro
• Kipling Avenue at The Westway -> now Food Basics
• Islington Avenue and Rexdale Boulevard (Rexdale Plaza) -> demolished
• 89 Gould Street, Toronto
• Ajax, Ajax Market Place -> converted to Metro, now Food Basics
• Aurora, Aurora Village
• Burlington, Appleby Mall -> became a Mr. Grocer, then Fortino's
• Burlington, Burlington Mall (777 Guelph Line)
• Mississauga, Applewood Village Plaza
• Mississauga, Clarkson Crossing
• Mississauga, Derry Road & 10th Line
• Mississauga, Iona Square
• Mississauga, Lakeshore Plaza
• Mississauga, Meadowvale Town Centre
• Mississauga, Roseborough Centre -> converted to Metro, closed in June 2012.
• Mississauga, Sheridan Place
• Mississauga, Westdale Mall -> converted to Metro, now a FreshCo
• Newmarket, Yonge Street & Mulock Road
• Newmarket, Dominion Plus Centre
• Newmarket, 404 Town Centre
• Oakville, Hopedale Mall
• Oakville, Oakville Town Centre I
• Oakville, Rio Can Centre (Dundas Street/Neyagawa)
• Oakville, Trafalgar Mall -> became A&P, converted to Food Basics, now closed
• Oakville, Upper Oakville Shopping Centre
• Pickering, Amberlea Shopping Centre
• Pickering, Pickering Town Centre (store was closed in mid 1980s when mall underwent extensive renovations. Location is where PJ's Pets and Sport Chek are located)
• Oshawa, 199 Wentworth St. West -> was also a Safeway, then a Price Chopper, presently a FreshCo.
• Woodbridge, Islington Ave. -> converted to Metro
• Woodbridge, Weston/Rutherford -> converted to Metro, closed in August 2012.

Eastern Ontario

• Belleville, Belleville Plaza -> Closed mid-1980s
• Brockville, downtown, King Street West at Chase -> Now a Shoppers Drug Mart
• Cobourg, County Fair Shopping Centre -> Converted to a Sav-A-Centre and re-located when development converted into Northumberland Mall in late 1980s.
• Cobourg, Midtown Mall -> now a No Frills.
• Kingston, Frontenac Mall -> Converted to A&P, now Food Basics
• Kingston, Barrack Street, downtown -> Converted to A&P, now Food Basics
• Nepean, Merivale Mall -> Converted to A&P, now a Farm Boy
• Orleans, Place d'Orleans Shopping Centre
• Ottawa, Bank Street at Heron Road -> Now a Shoppers Drug Mart
• Ottawa, Hampton Park Plaza -> Converted to A&P, now Food Basics
• Ottawa, Herongate Mall -> Converted to A&P, now Food Basics
• Ottawa, Pinecrest Mall -> Converted to Dominion's Warehouse Plus format in the early 1980s
• Ottawa, St. Laurent Shopping Centre -> Also converted to Dominion's Warehouse Plus format in the early 1980s
• Peterborough, Brookdale Plaza (Chemong Road) -> closed 1990s
• Renfrew, downtown -> relocated to Pinnacle Mall in early 1980s, downtown store space is now Giant Tiger
• Renfrew, Pinnacle Mall -> became Mr. Grocer, then Your Independent Grocer, later Liquidation World, mall demolished in 2009
• Trenton, Dundas Street East, at Byron Street -> Converted to Mr. Grocer, now a Liquidation World

Northern Ontario

• Sault Ste. Marie, Churchill Plaza -> converted to A&P, now Metro
• Sault Ste. Marie, Zellers Plaza -> converted to A&P, now Metro
• Sault Ste. Marie, Station Mall -> converted to A&P, now closed
• Sault Ste. Marie, Second Line West, at People's Road -> closed, now Transcom call centre.

Southern Ontario

• Barrie, Georgian Mall -> converted to A&P, closed and later became a Herbie's Drug & Food store, was demolished during mall's expansion in 2006
• Brantford, 371 St Paul Avenue -> converted to A&P, now Metro
• London, Westmount Mall -> converted to A&P, currently a Metro which is slated for closure in December 2012.
• Midland, Mountainview Mall -> converted to A&P, now Food Basics
• Sarnia, Northgate Shopping Centre -> converted to A&P, now Metro
• Windsor, Dougall Ave -> converted to A&P, then Canada's only Farmer Jack location then closed and tried A&P again. Closed again and later became an 'Aren't We Naughty'. A Food Basics opened at the other end of the plaza.
• Windsor, George Ave/Wyandotte St. E -> closed, later became Hollywood Bingo, now sits empty.
• Windsor, Huron Church/Tecumseh Road -> converted to A&P then closed down. Later became a Rogers Video & Bulk Barn, now a PetValu, Pharmasave & Bulk Barn.
• Windsor, Tecumseh Mall -> converted to A&P and closed in the mid 1990s. Later became the south mall entrance with tenants including CIBC bank (now Bluenotes), Payless Shoe Store and Shoppers Drug Mart.
• Windsor, Wyandotte Street East, at Laporte -> closed, later became Elias Markets, then Price Chopper, now FreshCo.
• Windsor, Wyandotte Street West, at Crawford -> closed, later became Elias Markets, now a bingo hall.