Lambton Mall

Lambton Mall Road and London Road in Sarnia, Ontario, the Lake Huron port city at the Blue Water Bridge border crossing into Port Huron, Michigan, whose petrochemical and chemical manufacturing industry give the Lambton County regional hub a mall trade area serving the Sarnia and Lambton County household as the primary enclosed comparison-shopping format for the Southwestern Ontario chemical corridor. Canadian Tire anchors the property with the Canadian-founded automotive, hardware, sporting goods, and seasonal merchandise retailer whose Sarnia Lambton Mall location serves the manufacturing and trades workforce’s practical hardware and automotive needs alongside the household’s sporting and outdoor goods occasion. Sport Chek serves the sporting goods floor. American Eagle, Boathouse, Garage, Maurices, Mark’s, Old Navy, Ricki’s, Northern Reflections, and SoftMoc cover the accessible Canadian fashion floor. Beer Store gives the property an Ontario liquor retail identity. Coles serves the books and stationery category. Pet Food Warehouse and Pet Valu serve the pet supplies categories. M&M Food Market serves the frozen food and convenience category.

La Vie en Rose, the Quebec-founded Canadian intimate apparel brand, serves the lingerie category. Bath and Body Works serves the accessible beauty and home fragrance category. Charm Diamond Centres serves the jewelry and gifting floor. LensCrafters serves the optical retail category. HearingLife serves the hearing health category. Dollarama serves the value and household essentials category. Bell, Rogers, TELUS, Koodo, Virgin Plus, WirelessWave, and WOW! Mobile give the property a full Ontario telecom carrier presence. Benefit Cosmetics BrowBar serves the specialty beauty service category.

The property’s commercial role in Lambton County is the Sarnia London Road regional mall: a Canadian Tire-anchored format whose Sport Chek sporting goods, Beer Store Ontario identity, Coles Canadian books floor, and Mark’s workwear give the Lambton County manufacturing and border-town household a practical enclosed retail destination at the Blue Water Bridge commercial corridor between Southwestern Ontario and the Michigan border.