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'''Cornwall Square''' (also known as '''The Square''') is a major shopping centre located in ], owned by Charter Real Estate Investment Trust and operated by Redcliff Realty Management Inc. The shopping mall is located on Water Street at the corner of Pitt Street and Sydney Street. '''Cornwall Square''' (also known as '''The Square''') is a major shopping centre located in ], owned by Charter Real Estate Investment Trust and operated by Redcliff Realty Management Inc. The shopping mall is located on Water Street at the corner of Pitt Street and Sydney Street.


Cornwall Square is the largest mall in the Cornwall area. The mall has a total of over 70 stores and services on two levels, at one end is ] and the other ]. Sears is on two levels of the building, No Frills is one, just above that is the food court. The mall has a total of over 70 stores and services on two levels, at one end is ] and the other ]. Sears is on two levels of the building, No Frills is one, just above that is the food court.


== See also == == See also ==

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Shopping mall in Cornwall, Ontario
Cornwall Square
LocationCornwall, Ontario
Opening date1979
OwnerCharter Real Estate Investment Trust
No. of stores and services70+
No. of anchor tenants2 (No Frills, Sears)
Total retail floor area252,502 square feet (23,458 m)
No. of floors2
ParkingParkade, 1000
Websitewww.cornwallsquare.com

Cornwall Square (also known as The Square) is a major shopping centre located in Cornwall, Ontario, owned by Charter Real Estate Investment Trust and operated by Redcliff Realty Management Inc. The shopping mall is located on Water Street at the corner of Pitt Street and Sydney Street.

The mall has a total of over 70 stores and services on two levels, at one end is Sears and the other No Frills. Sears is on two levels of the building, No Frills is one, just above that is the food court.

See also

References

  1. Dan Karon, Citizen staff writer (September 25, 1979). "Motorists winning, pet owners losing". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved 2014-07-01. The Toronto developers of the shopping centre who will also manage it...their 1,000-car garage. ...the shopping centre provides jobs for about 400 people.

Further reading

  • Dan Karon, Citizen staff writer (January 3, 1980). "Cornwall enjoying boom of new shopping centres". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved 2014-07-01. credits previous...city planning...for the construction boom. 'It follows a sequence of events dating back...five years to when the city redeveloped the Water Street area,' he said.
  • Dan Karon, Citizen staff writer (November 19, 1980). "Cornwall draws industry". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved 2014-07-01. ...The major one was the opening of the $20-million Cornwall Square downtown shopping complex.
  • Dan Karon, Citizen staff writer (September 10, 1979). "Cornwall pushing for more industry". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved 2014-07-01. Moskowitz is quick to rattle off a list of major new developments such as the Pitt Street Mall, the Civic Complex and the Cornwall Square Shopping Centre.
  • Staff (February 28, 1980). "Cornwall planners approve another shopping proposal". Ottawa Citizen. Retrieved 2014-07-01. ...noted that this is the third major shopping center being developed following the opening of the $21-million Cornwall Square complex. The two others are a $5-million addition to the Brookdale Mall and a $4-million centre along Vincent Massey Drive.

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