Prairie Mall

Prairie Mall is the principal Grande Prairie regional shopping centre at 11801 100 Street in Grande Prairie, Alberta, opened in 1985 with the 58,000-sqm regional format spanning approximately 140 retail and service units. The property is owned and managed by Cadillac Fairview as the flagship CF northern Alberta retail asset, serving the Grande Prairie CMA of approximately 75,000 metropolitan residents as the dominant enclosed shopping centre in the Peace Country region of northwestern Alberta and the principal commercial hub for the agricultural, energy, and forestry industries of the Peace River country.

The format combines the Hudson’s Bay Company and Sport Chek anchor stores with the comprehensive Canadian retail register featuring H&M, Lululemon, Sephora, Dynamite, and the broader Canadian fashion programming. The Cineplex Cinemas multiplex anchor, the comprehensive food court and dining circuit serving the Grande Prairie resource industry and Northern Alberta college demographic, and the broader retail-and-services programming complete the contemporary Peace Country regional offer.

The catchment combines the Grande Prairie CMA residential demographic of approximately 75,000 metropolitan residents with the substantial Peace Country regional draw from Dawson Creek, Clairmont, Sexsmith, High Prairie, and the vast Peace River country resource communities, Grande Prairie is the commercial hub for a region spanning northern Alberta and northeastern British Columbia with a combined catchment of approximately 250,000 resource industry residents whose next alternative enclosed mall is 500 kilometres south in Edmonton. Direct accessibility includes the direct 100 Street and 116 Avenue arterial at the principal Grande Prairie commercial corridor, the Grande Prairie Transit bus network, and the dedicated parking infrastructure for approximately 3,500 vehicles.

Cadillac Fairview coordinates the property management of Prairie Mall as the flagship CF northern Alberta retail asset. The asset’s commercial role within the Canadian retail map is the dominant Peace Country and northwestern Alberta super-regional destination, serving as the principal retail gateway for one of Canada’s most geographically isolated large regional catchments in the Alberta and northeastern BC resource economy corridor, complementing rather than competing with any other major enclosed mall in a radius of 500 kilometres within the broader northern Alberta retail register.