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Cataraqui Centre

Field	Value
name	Cataraqui Centre
address	945 Gardiners Road
location	Kingston, Ontario, Canada
coordinates
opening_date	1982
manager	Primaris
number_of_stores	141
number_of_anchors	6 (4 open, 2 vacant)
floor_area	607000 sqft
floors	2
website

Cataraqui Centre, (formerly "Cataraqui Town Centre") is a shopping mall located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. It is the largest mall in southeastern Ontario with over 141 stores. There are also two vacant anchor stores, last occupied by Sears and Hudson's Bay. It also includes a major transfer point for Kingston Transit with the Isabel Turner library branch at the edge of the parking lot. [[File:Kingston Transit 0620.jpg|thumb|right|The Isabel Turner library branch seen in the background adjacent the parking lot and the bus transfer point]]

Anchors and majors

H&M (19,834 sq ft.)
Sport Chek (19,126 sq ft.)
Shoppers Drug Mart (9,800 sq ft)
Indigo Books (15,307 sq ft.)

Previous anchors

Cataraqui Town Centre opened in September, 1982 as a two level mall with Simpsons and Zellers department stores and a Loblaws supermarket. Simpsons was rebranded as The Bay (another brand within the same chain, the Hudson's Bay Company) in 1986. In September 1999, Sears relocated from the Kingston Centre to a new store at Cataraqui which anchored a new addition. Along with the new addition came a revamping of the mall's interior, and the relocation of the escalators and food court. Loblaws moved down Midland Avenue in 2001, and their former space was converted to a new expanded food court, Shoppers Drug Mart, and a Sport Chek store. Zellers was replaced with Target in 2013; the latter closed in 2015.

References

(August 6, 1986). "The Kingston Whig-Standard". [[The Kingston Whig-Standard]].

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