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List of Stores Requiring 24-Hour Notice List of stores requiring 24-hour notice Store name Address Phone number Metro Salem & Taunton 1989 Salem Road North, Ajax, L1T 0J9, Ontario 905-427-5748 Metro Henderson 1 Henderson Dr., Aurora, L4G 1J7, Ontario 905-727-0185 Metro N. Front & College 110 N. Front St., Belleville, K8P 3B6, Ontario 613-962-0056 Metro Bowmanville 243 King Street East, Bowmanville, L1C 3X1, Ontario 905-623-3888 Metro Trinity Commons 20 Great Lakes Dr., Brampton, L6R 2K7, Ontario 905-789-6161 Metro Brantford 371 St. Paul Ave., Brantford, N3R 4N5, Ontario 519-753-6763 Metro Applebly Line 2010 Appleby Line, Burlington, L7L 6M6, Ontario 905-331-7900 Metro Collingwood 640 First St. Extension, Collingwood, L9Y 4Y7, Ontario 705-444-5252 Metro Cloverdale Mall 250 The East Mall, Etobicoke, M9B 3Y9, Ontario 416-233-4149 Metro Martin Grove & Eglinton 201 Lloyd Manor, Etobicoke, M9B 6H6, Ontario 416-236-3217 Metro Georgetown South 367 Mountainview Road South, Georgetown, L7G 5X3, Ontario 905-702-8844 Metro Stone Road 500 Edinburgh Rd. S, Guelph, N1G 4Z1, Ontario 519-763-3827 Metro Upper James & Mohawk 751 Upper James St., Hamilton, L9C 3A1, Ontario 905-575-5545 Metro Centre Mall on Barton 1161 Barton Street East, Hamilton, L8H 2V4, Ontario 905-544-1129 Metro March Rd. 4048 Carling Avenue, Kanata, K2K 1Y1, Ontario 613-599-0470 Metro Barrie St. 310 Barrie St., Kingston, K7L 5L4, Ontario 613-542-5795 Metro Gardiners & Bath 460 Gardiners Rd., Kingston, K7M 3X9, Ontario 613-384-6334 Metro Adelaide N. & Cheapside 1030 Adelaide St. N, London, N5Y 2M9, Ontario 519-672-8994 Metro Wellington & Commissioners 395 Wellington Rd., London, N6C 4P9, Ontario 519-680-2317 Metro Cherryhill 301 Oxford St. W, London, N6H 1S6, Ontario 519-433-1708 Metro Milton 1050 Kennedy Circle, Milton, L9T 0J9, Ontario 905-878-3363 Metro Southdown & Lakeshore 910 Southdown Rd., Mississauga, L5J 2Y4, Ontario 905-823-4800 1/7 Store name Address Phone number Metro Mississauga Valley Blvd. 1585 Mississauga Vall. Blvd., Mississauga, L5A 3W9, Ontario 905-566-9100 Metro Sheridan Mall 2225 Erin Mills Pkwy, Mississauga, L5K 1T9, Ontario 905-829-3737 Metro Meadowvale Town Centre 6677 Meadowvale Town Centre Circle, Mississauga, L5N 2R5, Ontario 905-826-2717 Metro Derry W. & 10th Line 3221 Derry Rd. W, Mississauga, L5N 7L7, Ontario 905-785-1844 Metro Chapman Mills 3201 Strandherd Drive, Nepean, K2J 5N1, Ontario 613-823-8825 Metro Yonge & Mulock Unit 1-16640 Yonge St., Newmarket, L3X 2N8, Ontario 905-853-5100 Metro Davis Drive 1111 Davis Dr., Newmarket, L3Y 8X2, Ontario 905-853-5355 Metro Bathurst & Lawrence 3090 Bathurst St., North York, M6A 2A2, Ontario 416-783-1227 Metro Keele & Wilson 1090 Wilson Ave., North York, M3K 1G6, Ontario 416-635-0284 Metro Finch & Church 20 Church Ave, North York, M2N 0B7, Ontario 416-224-2600 Metro Keele & Lawrence 1411 Lawrence Ave. W, North York, M6L 1A4, Ontario 416-248-5846 Metro York Mills & Bayview 291 York Mills Rd., North York, M2L 1L3, Ontario 416-444-5809 Metro Shops at Don Mills 1050 Don Mills Rd., North York, M3C 1W6, Ontario 416-444-7671 Metro Oakville Town Centre 1A-280 North Service Rd. W, Oakville, L6M 2S2, Ontario 905-337-9759 Metro Rebecca Street 1521 Rebecca St., Oakville, L6L 1Z8, Ontario 905-827-5421 Metro Upper Middle 1011 Upper Middle Rd. East, Oakville, L6H 4L4, Ontario 905-849-4911 Metro Taunton & Ritson 285 Taunton Rd. E, Oshawa, L1G 3V2, Ontario 905-432-2197 Metro Rideau St. 245 Rideau Street, Ottawa, K1N 5Y2, Ontario 613-241-9331 Metro Beechwood 50 Beechwood Avenue, Ottawa, K1L 8B3, Ontario 613-744-6676 Metro Merivale Rd. 1705 Merivale Road, Ottawa, K2G 3K2, Ontario 613-274-7274 Metro Amberlea 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering, L1V 1N0, Ontario 905-420-8838 Metro Kennedy Commons 16 William Kitchen Blvd., Scarborough, M1P 2B7, Ontario 416-321-6300 Metro Eglinton E. & Markham 3221 Eglinton Ave. E, Scarborough, M1J 2H7, Ontario 416-261-4204 Metro Grandview Mall 640 River St, Thunder Bay, P7A 3S4, Ontario 807-345-8342 2/7 Store name Address Phone number Metro Shoppers World 3003 Danforth Ave., Toronto, M4C 1M9, Ontario 416-686-8585 Metro Front Street Market 80 Front St. East, Toronto, M5E 1T4, Ontario 416-703-9393 Metro Yonge & College 444 Yonge St., Toronto, M5B 2H4, Ontario 416-597-2800 Metro College & Shaw 735 College St., Toronto, M6G 1C5, Ontario 416-533-2515 Metro St. Clair & Keele 2155 St. Clair Ave. W, Toronto, M6N 1K5, Ontario 416-769-8700 Metro Liberty Village 100 Lynn Williams St., Toronto, M6K 3N6, Ontario 416-530-4100 Metro Bloor & Spadina 425 Bloor St. W, Toronto, M5S 1X6, Ontario 416-923-9099 Metro Yonge Eglinton Centre 2300 Yonge St., Toronto, M4P 1E4, Ontario 416-483-7340 Metro Bayview Avenue 656 Eglinton Ave. E, Toronto, M4P 1P1, Ontario 416-482-7422 Metro Gould St. 89 Gould St., Toronto, M5B 2R1, Ontario 416-862-7171 Metro West Queen West 201-1230 Queen Street West, Toronto, M6J 0B4, Ontario 416-538-1888 Metro Thickson & Dundas 70 Thickson Rd. S, Whitby, L1N 7T2, Ontario 905-666-9692 Metro Thickson & Taunton 4111 Thickson Rd. N, Whitby, L1R 2X3, Ontario 905-655-1660 Metro Victoria W. & Gordon 619 Victoria St. W, Whitby, L1N 0E4, Ontario 905-666-1610 Metro Devonshire Mall 3100 Howard Ave., Windsor, N8X 3Y8, Ontario 519-972-7806 3/7 List of stores requiring 48-hour notice Store name Address Phone number Metro Arnprior 375 Daniel St. S, Arnprior, K7S 3K6, Ontario 613-623-6273 Metro Kozlov Centre 400 Bayfield St., Barrie, L4M 5A1, Ontario 705-722-8284 Metro Barry's Bay 28 Bay Street, Barry's Bay, K0J 1B0, Ontario 613-756-7097 Metro Sandalwood & Kennedy 180 Sandalwood Pkw., Brampton, L6Z 1Y4, Ontario 905-846-2222 Metro Brampton Mall 156 Main St. S, Brampton, L6W 2C9, Ontario 905-459-6212 Metro Bramalea City Centre 25 Peel Centre Dr., Brampton, L6T 3R5, Ontario 905-793-4828 Metro Brockville 237 King Street West, Brockville, K6V 3S2, Ontario 613-345-4260 Metro Casselman 21 Richer Circle, Casselman, K0A 1M0, Ontario 613-764-3882 Metro Chelmsford 3442 Errington Ave N., -Ste.1, Chelmsford, P0M 1L0, Ontario 705-855-4328 Metro Cobourg 1111 Elgin St. W, Cobourg, K9A 4X5, Ontario 905-372-9799 Metro Cornwall 1400 Vincent Massey Drive, Cornwall, K6J 5N4, Ontario 613-937-3663 Metro GoverNonr's & Main 15 Governor's Rd., Dundas, L9H 6L9, Ontario 905-627-4791 Metro University Plaza 119 Osler Dr., Dundas, L9H 6X4, Ontario 905-628-0172 Metro Royal York & Eglinton 1500 Royal York Rd., Etobicoke, M9P 3B6, Ontario 416-244-7169 Metro Gananoque 333 King St. E, Gananoque, K7G 1G6, Ontario 613-382-7090 Metro Ogilvie Square 1930 Montreal Road, Gloucester, K1J 6N2, Ontario 613-744-2961 Metro Blackburn Shoppes 2636 Innes Road, Gloucester, K1B 4Z8, Ontario 613-837-1845 Metro Upper Gage Ave. 967 Fennell Ave. E, Hamilton, L8T 1R1, Ontario 905-318-7777 Metro King E. & Rosedale 1900 King St. E, Hamilton, L8K 1W1, Ontario 905-545-5929 Metro Huntsville 70 King William St., Huntsville, P1H 2A5, Ontario 705-789-9619 Metro Bayridge Dr. 775 Bayridge Drive, Kingston, K7P 2P1, Ontario 613-384-8800 Metro Byron Village 1244 Commissioners Rd. W, London, N6K 1C7, Ontario 519-473-3389 4/7 Store name Address Phone number Metro Clarke & Trafalgar 155 Clarke Rd., London, N5W 5C9, Ontario 519-455-5604 Metro Lakeshore & Cawthra 406 Lakeshore Rd. E, Mississauga, L5G 1H5, Ontario 905-278-4447 Metro Napanee 35 Alkenbrack St., Napanee, K7R 4C4, Ontario 613-354-1663 Metro Greenbank Square 250 Greenbank Road, Nepean, K2H 8P3, Ontario 613-828-9321 Metro Stafford Centre #2 - 1811 Robertson Road, Nepean, K2H 8X3, Ontario 613-721-7028 Metro North Bay 390 Lakeshore Dr., North Bay, P1A 2C7, Ontario 705-840-2424 Metro Bathurst & Sheppard 600 Sheppard Ave. W, North York, M3H 2S1, Ontario 416-636-5136 Metro Orangeville 150 First St., Orangeville, L9W 3T7, Ontario 519-941-6391 Metro Orillia 70 Front St. N, Orillia, L3V 4R8, Ontario 705-325-6789 Metro Convent Glen Mall 6509 Jeane D'Arc Blvd., Orleans, K1C 2R1, Ontario 613-837-1170 Metro Fallingbrook 1675 Tenth Line Road, Orleans, K1E 3P6, Ontario 613-837-2614 Metro Rossland Square Plaza 555 Rossland Rd. E, Oshawa, L1K 1K8, Ontario 905-579-5862 Metro McCarthy Rd. 3310 McCarthy Rd., Ottawa, K1V 9S1, Ontario 613-523-2774 Metro Southgate 2515 Bank Street, Ottawa, K1V 8R9, Ontario 613-731-7410 Metro Lincoln Fields Mall 1360 Richmond Road, Ottawa, K2B 8L4, Ontario 613-828-4207 Metro Island Park 345 Carleton Avenue, Ottawa, K1Y 0K3, Ontario 613-725-3065 Metro St. Laurent Blvd. 1021 St. Laurent Blvd. , Ottawa, K1K 3B1, Ontario 613-745-9865 Metro Elmvale 2261 Walkley Road, Ottawa, K1G 3G8, Ontario 613-526-5994 Metro Cumberland 4510 Innes Road, Ottawa, K4A 4C5, Ontario 613-824-8850 Metro Glebe 754 Bank Street, Ottawa, K1S 3V6, Ontario 613-232-9466 Metro Owen Sound 1070 Second Ave. E, Owen Sound, N4K 2H7, Ontario 519-371-0222 Metro Perth 50 Wilson Street West, Perth, K7H 2H4, Ontario 613-267-4921 Metro Peterborough 1154 Chemong Rd., Peterborough, K9H 7E2, Ontario 705-745-3381 5/7 Store name Address Phone number Metro Picton 73 Main St. W, Picton, K0K 2T0, Ontario 613-476-6561 Metro Port Hope 125 Hope St. S, Port Hope, L1A 4C2, Ontario 905-885-8194 Metro Renfrew 83 Raglan Street South, Renfrew, K7V 1P8, Ontario 613-432-3013 Metro Sarnia Centre 1375 London Rd., Sarnia, N7S 1P6, Ontario 519-542-1433 Metro Northgate Shopping Centre 560 Exmouth St., Sarnia, N7T 5P5, Ontario 519-337-8308 Metro Market Mall 275 Second Line W, Sault Ste. Marie, P6C 2J4, Ontario 705-949-0350 Metro Nonrthern Ave.
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