Zellers Opening 2 Ontario Stores in 2026, Part of National Comeback
Is Zellers Opening Stores in Ontario in 2026?
Yes — Zellers is opening 2 new stores in Ontario as part of its national comeback campaign.
📍First Location: 80 Orfus Road in North York (June 18, 2026)
📍Second Location: Tecumseh Mall in Windsor (July 2026)
“The expansion builds on strong momentum following the brand’s successful first store opening at Londonderry Mall in Edmonton in Oct. 2025, which exceeded expectations and reinforced demand for [our] return,” the retailer said in a news release.
Zellers added that it’s having discussions with multiple landlords across the country — expecting to announce more locations provincially and nationally over the coming year.
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