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MetroMan1000
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lol! no. Calvin fragrances.
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lol! no. Calvin fragrances.
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wyliepoon
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The Bay Queen Street "screens"
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samsonyuen
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Wow, I haven't seen those screens! How making the layout a bit less cluttered, like they've done with the Concourse level (or Yorkdale's store).
I can't seen any international department stores (except US maybe) coming here. Besides NY, I can't think of a market that it's been tried (and failed). NY had Galeries Lafayette, and a couple of Japanese department stores.
I can't seen any international department stores (except US maybe) coming here. Besides NY, I can't think of a market that it's been tried (and failed). NY had Galeries Lafayette, and a couple of Japanese department stores.
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wyliepoon
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Richmond, BC used to have a big-box Yaohan, which is a Japanese department store. Even though Yaohan went bankrupt and collapsed, the mall that it was located in is still called Yaohan Centre.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaohan_Centre
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaohan_Centre
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caltrane74
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I love the look. It almost looks like how they do things in Ginza
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21stcenturymichael
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HBC has "historic galleries" in its Montreal and Victoria stores (see here). For a time, the website listed a Toronto gallery "opening soon", but the reference has since been removed. Although I think HBC can use its heritage to commercial advantage, I would think that a museum would be pretty far down its list of priorities at this point.
Two years ago, when the Bay/Simpsons store was in Doors Open, they did a great temporary historic display of the store's history in the old Thompson gallery space. Lots of fun old Simpsons stuff.
Two years ago, when the Bay/Simpsons store was in Doors Open, they did a great temporary historic display of the store's history in the old Thompson gallery space. Lots of fun old Simpsons stuff.