Champlain Place

Champlain Place is the principal Moncton-area super-regional shopping centre at 477 Paul Street in Dieppe, New Brunswick, opened in 1974 with the 82,000-sqm super-regional format spanning approximately 170 retail and service units as the largest shopping centre in Atlantic Canada outside Halifax. The property is owned and managed by Ivanhoé Cambridge as the flagship Ivanhoé Cambridge Atlantic Canada retail asset, serving the Greater Moncton CMA of approximately 180,000 residents as the dominant enclosed retail destination for the bilingual French-English Acadian community of southeastern New Brunswick.

The format combines the Hudson’s Bay Company, Sport Chek, and Winners anchor stores with the comprehensive bilingual international and Canadian retail register featuring H&M, Zara, Lululemon, Sephora, Dynamite, Ardene, and the broader Canadian fashion programming serving the French-English bilingual Acadian and Anglophone Moncton community. The Cineplex Cinemas multiplex anchor, the comprehensive bilingual food court and dining circuit, and the broader retail-and-services programming serving the greater Moncton residential and transportation hub catchment complete the contemporary Moncton-area super-regional offer.

The catchment combines the Greater Moncton CMA residential demographic of approximately 180,000 residents in Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview with the broader southeastern New Brunswick regional draw from Shediac, Sussex, Sackville, and the Northumberland Strait and Petitcodiac River Valley communities. Direct accessibility includes the direct Route 1 Trans-Canada Highway interchange positioning Champlain Place at the principal Moncton-area highway node, Moncton is the transportation hub of the Maritimes where Highways 1, 11, 15, and the Transcanadienne converge, and the dedicated parking infrastructure for approximately 5,000 vehicles.

Ivanhoé Cambridge coordinates the property management of Champlain Place as the flagship Ivanhoé Cambridge Atlantic Canada retail asset. The asset’s commercial role within the Canadian retail map is the dominant Moncton-area super-regional destination and the largest shopping centre in New Brunswick, serving the principal transportation hub of Atlantic Canada and the bilingual Acadian-Anglophone Moncton demographic as the regional retail gateway for southeastern New Brunswick within the broader Atlantic Canadian retail register.