The Preston and Louise Avenue commercial corridor in southeast Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, where the residential communities of the Lakewood and Stonebridge suburban growth zones give Market Mall a community retail trade area whose practical provisioning and daily-needs purchasing culture the property serves as the primary enclosed retail destination for the southeast Saskatoon household. FreshCo anchors the hard discount grocery and daily-needs category. Shoppers Drug Mart serves the pharmacy and health category. Giant Tiger serves the value general merchandise and accessible fashion category. The Wireless Age SaskTel Authorized Dealer, serving the Saskatchewan Telecommunications Crown corporation’s telecom products, gives the property a Saskatchewan-specific telecom identity that the national telecom chains do not provide at equivalent provincial brand depth. Saskatchewan Lotteries gives the property a provincial lottery and community gaming services identity.
Fabricland serves the fabric, sewing, and crafts supply category. Pet Valu serves the pet care and supplies category. HearCANADA and The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy serve the hearing care and independent pharmacy categories. Grandma Lee’s Coffee and Bakery gives the property a local café and bakery identity. Motion, formerly Motion Specialties, serves the mobility equipment and assistive technology category. Farmer Jane Cannabis Co serves the Saskatchewan provincial cannabis retail category. Dollarama serves the value and household essentials category.
The property’s commercial role in southeast Saskatoon is the Preston and Louise community mall: a FreshCo-Shoppers Drug Mart grocery and pharmacy anchor whose SaskTel Authorized Dealer Saskatchewan telecom identity, Giant Tiger value merchandise, and Fabricland sewing culture give the Lakewood and Stonebridge household a practical daily-needs and community services catchment destination in the southeast Saskatoon suburban growth corridor.
