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Ontario Bell Stores – Magasins Bell Ontario ONTARIO BELL STORES – MAGASINS BELL ONTARIO CITY / VILLE STORE / MAGASIN MALL / CENTRE ADDRESS / PHONE/ CODE D'ACHATS ADRESSE TÉLÉPHONE Barrie BELL (GEORGIAN MALL) Georgian Mall 509 Bayfield St. 705-728-2077 L4M4Z8 Barrie BELL (BARRIE SOUTH SmartCentres Barrie 21 Mapleview Dr. 705-735-4481 L4N9H5 SMARTCENTRES) South W Belleville BELL (QUINTE MALL) Quinte Mall 390 N Front St. 613-968-8042 K8P3E1 Burlington BELL (BURLINGTON MALL) Burlington Mall 777 Guelph Line 905-681-6525 L7R3N2 Burlington BELL WORLD (MAPLEVIEW Mapleview Shopping 900 Maple Ave. 905-681-0833 L7S2J8 CENTRE) Centre Cambridge BELL (CAMBRIDGE CENTRE) Cambridge Centre 355 Hespeler Rd. 519-621-8487 N1R6B3 Cornwall BELL (CORNWALL SQUARRE) Cornwall Square 1 Water St. E 613-937-0591 K6H6M2 Dryden BELL (DRYDEN) 439 Government 807-223-7857 P8N2P4 St. Etobicoke BELL WORLD (WOODBINE Woodbine Centre 500 Rexdale 416-798-3178 M9W6K CENTRE) Blvd. 5 Etobicoke BELL (THE ALBION CENTRE) The Albion Centre 1530 Albion Rd. 416-746-7055 M9V1B4 Fort Frances BELL (FORT FRANCES) Rainy Lake Plaza 540 Kings Hwy. 807-274-9785 P9A2T1 Georgetown BELL (GEORGETOWN) 330 Guelph St. 905-877-1600 L7G4B5 Guelph BELL WORLD (STONE ROAD Stone Road Mall 435 Stone Rd. W 519-821-3792 N1G2X6 MALL) Hamilton BELL WORLD (LIMERIDGE MALL) Lime Ridge Mall 999 Upper 905-575-9900 L9A4X5 Wentworth St. Hamilton BELL (LIME RIDGE - KIOSK) Lime Ridge Mall 999 Upper 905-387-8497 L9A4X5 Wentworth St. ONTARIO BELL STORES – MAGASINS BELL ONTARIO Kanata BELL (KANATA CENTRUM Kanata Centrum 510 Earl Grey Dr. 613-592-8141 K2T1B6 SHOPPING CENTRE) Shopping Centre Kingston BELL (CATARAQUI CENTRE) Cataraqui Centre 945 Gardiners 613-634-1579 K7M7H4 Rd. Kitchener BELL (FAIRVIEW PARK MALL) Fairview Park 2960 Kingsway 519-894-1333 N2C1X1 Dr. Kitchener BELL (OTTAWA ST SOUTH. Sunrise Shopping 1400 Ottawa St. 519-749-2116 N2E3S3 KITCHENER) Centre S Lindsay BELL (WHITNEY TOWN CENTRE) Whitney Town Centre 370 Kent St. W 705-878-3733 K9V6G8 London BELL (MASONVILLE PLACE) Masonville Place 1680 Richmond 519-660-4614 N6G3Y9 St. N London BELL WORLD (WESTMOUNT Westmount Shopping 785 Wonderland 519-471-9140 N6K1M6 SHOPPING CENTRE) Centre Rd. S London BELL (WHITE OAKS MALL) White Oaks Mall 1105 Wellington 519-668-5253 N6E1V4 Rd. Maple BELL (RUTHERFORD Rutherford 9342 Bathurst St. 289-304-8800 L6A4N9 MARKETPLACE) Marketplace Markham BELL (PACIFIC MALL) Pacific Mall 4300 Steeles 905-474-2929 L3R0Y5 Ave. E Markham BELL (MARKVILLE SHOPPING Markville Shopping 5000 Hwy. 7 905-475-0250 L3R4M9 CENTRE) Centre Milton BELL (RIOCAN CENTRE MILTON) RioCan Centre Milton 1099 Maple 289-851-5401 L9T0A5 Avenue Mississauga BELL (SQUARE ONE- 2) Square One Shopping 100 City Centre 905-276-9454 L5B2C9 Centre Dr. Mississauga BELL (HEARTLAND) Heartland Power 5935 Mavis Rd. 905-502-5919 L5R3T7 ONTARIO BELL STORES – MAGASINS BELL ONTARIO Centre Mississauga BELL WORLD (DIXIE OUTLET Dixie Outlet Mall 1250 S Service 905-274-0326 L5E1V4 MALL) Rd. Mississauga BELL (SMARTCENTRES SmartCentres 3021 Argentia Rd. 905-785-6465 L5N8P7 WESTGATE) Westgate Mississauga BELL (SQUARE ONE IV) Square One Shopping 100 City Center 905-270-3325 L5B2C9 Centre Dr. Mississauga BELL (SQUARE ONE - KIOSK) Square One Shopping 100 City Centre 905-848-5773 L5B2C9 Centre Dr. Mississauga BELL (CREEKSIDE CROSSING) Creekside Crossing 1560 Dundas St. 905-276-0500 L4X1L4 E Mississauga BELL (ERIN MILLS TOWN Erin Mills Town Centre 5100 Erin Mills 905-820-9648 L5M4Z5 CENTRE) Pky. Nepean BELL (MERIVALE) 1541 Merivale Rd. 613-723-4400 K2G5W1 Nepean BELL (BAYSHORE) Bayshore Shopping 100 Bayshore Dr. 613-820-4077 K2B8C1 Centre North Bay BELL (NORTHGATE SQUARE) Northgate Shopping 1500 Fisher St. 705-495-2760 P1B2H3 Centre North York BELL (CENTERPOINT MALL) Centerpoint Mall 6252 Yonge St. 416-226-0296 M2M3X4 North York BELL WORLD (FAIRVIEW MALL) Fairview Mall 1800 Sheppard 416-492-3113 M2J5A7 Ave. E. North York BELL (FAIRVIEW MALL - KIOSK) Fairview Mall 1800 Sheppard 416-496-1567 M2J5A7 Ave. E North York BELL (YORKDALE SHOPPING Yorkdale Shopping 3401 Dufferin St 416-789-2141 M6A3A1 CENTRE) Centre ONTARIO BELL STORES – MAGASINS BELL ONTARIO Orleans BELL (PLACE D'ORLEANS) Place d'Orleans 110 Place 613-830-4728 K1C2L9 D'Orleans Dr. Orleans BELL (SMARTCENTRES SmartCentres Orleans 2002 Mer Bleue 613-830-4098 K4A0G2 ORLEANS) Rd. Oshawa BELL (OSHAWA CENTRE) Oshawa Centre 419 King St. W 905-743-0937 L1J2K5 Ottawa BELL (ST-LAURENT) St. Laurent Centre 1200 St. Laurent 613-741-8029 K1K3B8 Blvd. Ottawa BELL (BILLINGS BRIDGE PLAZA) Billings Bridge 2269 Riverside 613-733-8992 K1H7X6 Shopping Centre Dr. Ottawa BELL (CARLINGWOOD Carlingwood Mall 2121 Carling Ave. 613-798-9875 K2A1H2 SHOPPING CENTRE) Ottawa BELL WORLD (RIDEAU CENTRE) Rideau Centre 50 Rideau St. 613-563-3808 K1N9J7 Ottawa BELL (ST.LAURENT CENTRE - St. Laurent Centre 1200 St. Laurent 613-744-5168 K1K3B8 KIOSK) Blvd. Peterboroug BELL (746 LANSDOWNE ST.) 746 Lansdowne 705-741-5668 K9J1Z3 h St. W Peterboroug BELL (LANSDOWNE PLACE) Lansdowne Place 645 Lansdowne 705-742-4481 K9J7Y5 h Shopping Centre St. W Richmond BELL (HILLCREST MALL) Hillcrest Mall 9350 Yonge St. 905-737-9860 L4C5G2 Hill Richmond BELL (SMARTCENTRES SmartCentres 1070 Major 905-884-6135 L4S1P3 Hill RICHMOND HILL) Richmond Hill MacKenzie Dr. Sarnia BELL (LAMBTON MALL) Lambton Mall 1380 London Rd. 519-542-1592 N7S1P8 Sault Ste. BELL WORLD (STATION MALL) Station Mall 293 Bay St. 705-759-7200 P6A1X3 Marie ONTARIO BELL STORES – MAGASINS BELL ONTARIO Scarborough BELL (SCARBOROUGH TOWN Scarborough Town 300 Borough Dr. 416-290-6868 M1P4P5 CENTRE) Centre Scarborough BELL (SCARBOROUGH TOWN Scarborough Town 300 Borough Dr. 416-296-2280 M1P4P5 CENTRE-TWO) Centre St. BELL WORLD (PEN CENTRE) The Pen Centre 221 Glendale Ave. 905-688-0767 L2T2K9 Catharines St. BELL (PEN CENTRE - KIOSK) The Pen Centre 221 Glendale Ave. 905-984-4052 L2T2K9 Catharines Stratford BELL (FESTIVAL MARKETPLACE) Festival Marketplace 1067 Ontario St. 519-275-3035 N5A6W 6 Sudbury BELL (NEW SUDBURY CENTRE) New Sudbury Centre 1349 Lasalle Blvd. 705-560-0623 P3A1Z2 Thornhill BELL (THE PROMENADE) The Promenade 1 Promenade 905-731-9938 L4J4P8 Circ. Thunder Bay BELL (INTERCITY SHOPPING Intercity Shopping 1000 Fort 807-623-1333 P7B6B9 CENTRE) Centre William Rd. Timmins BELL (TIMMINS SQUARE) Timmins Square 1500 Riverside 705-264-2055 P4R1A1 Dr. Toronto BELL WORLD (EATON CENTRE) Toronto Eaton Centre 218 Yonge St. 416-596-1006 M5B2H6 Toronto BELL WORLD (YONGE AND 2323 Yonge St. 416-322-7091 M4P2C9 EGLINTON) Toronto BELL (QUEEN & LEE) 2171 Queen St. E 416-693-7864 M4E1E5 Toronto BELL (EATON CENTRE II) Toronto Eaton Centre 220 Yonge St. 416-260-8012 M5B2H1 Toronto BELL (THE STOCKYARDS) RioCan the Stockyards 60 Weston Rd. 416-766-3919 M6N0A7 Toronto BELL (120 ADELAIDE ST. W) 120 Adelaide St 416-504-3012 M5H1T1 W ONTARIO BELL STORES – MAGASINS BELL ONTARIO Toronto BELL (COLLEGE PARK) College Park 444 Yonge St. 416-595-9023 M5B2H4 Toronto BELL ( HOLT RENFREW CENTRE) The Holt Renfrew 50 Bloor St. W 416-928-2079 M4W3L8 Centre Toronto BELL (CHINATOWN CENTRE) Chinatown Centre 222 Spadina Ave. 416-977-9353 M5T3B3 Toronto BELL (2264 BLOOR ST. W) Bloor West Village 2264 Bloor St. W 416-767-9218 M6S1N9 Toronto BELL (510 DANFORTH AVE.) 510 Danforth 416-778-9530 M4K1P6 Ave. Toronto BELL (TD CENTRE) Toronto-Dominion 66 Wellington St. 416-366-8143 M5K1A2 Centre W Toronto BELL (79 FRONT ST. E) 79 Front St. E 416-368-3595 M5E1B8 Toronto BELL (316 QUEEN St. W) 316 Queen St W 416-977-6969 M5V2A2 Trenton BELL (TRENTON) Trenton Town Centre 260 Dundas St. E 613-394-2807 K8V1M1 Vaughan BELL (VAUGHAN MILLS) Vaughan Mills 1 Bass Pro Mills 905-669-9544 L4K5W4 Dr. Windsor BELL (DEVONSHIRE MALL) Devonshire Mall 3100 Howard 519-966-5606 N8X3Y8 Ave. Windsor BELL (TECUMSEH MALL) Tecumseh Mall 7650 Tecumseh 519-974-7871 N8T1E9 Rd. E Windsor BELL (FERRARI PLAZA) Ferrari Plaza 4118 Walker Rd. 519-972-4857 N8W3T5 .
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