Journey back to 1964. The Canadian army bids farewell to their land in Longueuil. The City of Longueuil acquires this very ground. Place Longueuil’s story begins. Jean-Paul Auclair, owner of the Le Courrier du Sud newspaper, saw an opportunity. He envisioned Place Longueuil. It would be the first true shopping mall serving Old Longueuil and former South Montreal. Place Longueuil opened its doors in 1966. This wasn’t just a building. It was a symbol of the community’s growth and changing needs. Over the years, Place Longueuil has transformed. Renovations and expansions breathed new life into the space. The goal was to create a modern shopping experience. Today, Place Longueuil boasts 119 unique retailers. You can find well-known brands here. Winners, HomeSense, Ardène, Greiche & Scaff, and Reitmans call Place Longueuil home. You can also find essentials at IGA and Sports Experts. Place Longueuil isn’t just about shopping. It’s a hub. It’s easily accessible by major roads and public transit. Locals come here for the variety of stores. They enjoy the delicious food at the restaurants. They appreciate the convenient services. Whether you seek the latest fashion trends, fresh groceries, or a place to relax, Place Longueuil has it all. This mall caters to your everyday needs. It’s a place to enjoy time with family and friends. Place Longueuil is more than just a mall. It’s woven into the fabric of the community. It stands as a testament to Longueuil’s progress and its vibrant spirit.
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