Groceteria.com

The Maritimes continue:

http://www.groceteria.com/place/canada- ... edericton/

Saint John and Moncton to follow soon!

My hometown....I got quite a few updates, corrections, etc if you don't mind:

435 Brookside Dr: this is the Brookside Mall shopping centre. Originally a Dominion opened in 1980, it was sold to Sobeys ~1988. Moved to the other end of the mall (an ex-Kmart space) in 1999.

169 Dundonald St: Not listed in the spreadsheet, but Tingley's Save-Easy operated at this location from the early 1960s until Atlantic Superstore opened nearby in 1996. (It might have been listed under "T" in the directory, I seem to recall it was colloquially called Tingley's as much as it was called Save-Easy back in the day. There was an ice cream stand and convenience store at the back of the store that expanded when Save-Easy moved out, and even though it's gone through some name changes since, it's *still* commonly called Tingley's today!)

15 Ferry Ave and 116 Main St are the same store. Originally Tingley's Save-Easy dating back to the late 1970s, it became a SuperValu in 1995 and expanded into a Superstore in 2003.

180 Main St: Lofood was Sobeys' discount brand in the 80s-90s. It was renamed Price Chopper after the Oshawa merger, and then Foodland after they abandoned the Price Chopper banner. Closed in 2014.

340 Prospect St: this is the Fredericton Mall/Uptown Centre Sobeys. The addresses on Prospect were renumbered at some point. (It's after the range of the spreadsheet, but it *did* relocate earlier in 2019 to the other end of the mall, in a spot formerly occupied by Target.)

1381 Regent St/E side of Regent: this is the same store, at Regent Mall. Opened as a Dominion in 1976, sold to Village in 1987, rebranded SuperValu in 1995, closed in 2000. Corbett Centre wasn't developed until the mid-2000s.

1160 Smythe St: one of the stores completely abandoned by Dominion/Mr. Grocer when they collapsed, Save-Easy moved in ~1989 and was there briefly until Superstore opened down the street in 1996. Later a Winners, now a Giant Tiger.

598 Union St: continuously a Save-Easy until it closed in 2007. Now a Giant Tiger.

Highway 7: probably the Lincoln Road, that was the main road to Oromocto before the current highway was built. No idea where along it the Lucky Dollar would have been though.

Wow. Welcome aboard and thanks for the great info! I'll integrate that into the list very soon!

Thanks! Learning a lot about the rest of the country and the US too!