Promenades de Sorel

Sorel-Tracy, the St. Lawrence River port city in Montérégie whose history as a centre of Quebec’s shipbuilding, iron casting, and maritime commerce gives it an industrial working-class identity distinct from the suburban residential communities of the Greater Montreal region, gives Promenades de Sorel a community regional shopping identity on the primary commercial corridor of the Pierre-De Saurel RCM. Maxi Sorel-Tracy Poliquin anchors the hard discount grocery and daily-needs category for the Sorel-Tracy household’s practical daily provisioning purchasing culture. Sports Experts anchors the sporting goods floor. Renaud-Bray gives the property a Quebec books, media, and cultural goods identity for the francophone Sorel-Tracy household’s literary purchasing culture. Tigre Géant gives the property a value general merchandise identity.

Bureau en Gros serves the office supplies, business services, and technology category. Ardene gives the property an accessible fashion accessories identity. Dollarama serves the value and household essentials category. Accès Pharma serves the independent pharmacy category. Bijouterie Latendresse gives the property a local independent jewelry identity. Bières locales et compagnies gives the property a local craft beer retail identity reflecting the Montérégie region’s growing craft brewing culture. Bell and TELUS serve the Canadian telecom retail categories.

The property’s commercial role in Montérégie is the Sorel-Tracy community mall: a Maxi-Sports Experts grocery and sporting goods anchor whose Renaud-Bray Quebec literary culture identity, Tigre Géant value merchandise, and Sorel-Tracy St. Lawrence River industrial city catchment give the Sorel-Tracy and Pierre-De Saurel RCM household a practical daily-needs and community services destination in one of the St. Lawrence Valley’s historic industrial port communities.