Metro Store Directory: Mississauga ON

I have compiled a list of all of the currently operating Metro stores in Mississauga. The list contains store numbers, store names, and what decor the store currently has. A question mark indicates information that may be incorrect.
List last updated: December 30th, 2018
Store #Store NameCurrent DecorNotes
315Metro Mississauga Valley Blvd.Fresh 2.0 (Dominion)This store does not have a instore butcher or Pharmacy
352Metro Derry W. & 10th LineFresh 2.0 (Dominion)This store does not have a in-store butcher. Still has fresh obsessed checkout lights. Has an exposed ceiling throughout the whole store
220Metro Lakeshore & CawthraFresh 2.0 (Dominion)This store does not have an in-store butcher, seafood counter or Pharmacy. Has a drop ceiling throughout the whole store. One of the last locations in the city to be open 24 Hours.
334Metro Meadowvale Town CentreFresh 2.0(Dominion)This store does not have a in-store butcher or Pharmacy Has new decor in the bakery department. Has a tiled ceiling throughout the whole store. Still has fresh obsessed checkout lights.
331Metro Sheridan MallFresh 2.0 (Dominion)This store does not have a in-store butcher. Still has fresh obsessed checkout lights. Has an exposed ceiling throughout the whole store  
213Metro Southdown & LakeshoreFresh 2.0 (Dominion)Still has fresh obsessed checkout lights. Has an exposed ceiling throughout the whole store  

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