Back in October, I moved my blog over to WordPress. Now, I've decided to revive this blog as a secondary mirror for my WordPress blog with the same articles that will be posted on there and some additional content that was previously found on DZ's Retail World. If you want to catch up on the blogposts you may have missed, click here to go to my Wordpress. See you Saturday for my next post on both blogs. Sorry for the confusion, I'll be posting on both blogs now. Also, I'll be rebranding this blog as Dom's Retail World with the same URL.
I’m starting a new series called store facts where I talk about the history of a particular location of a chain, the layout of the store and some key points about the location. I’ll be talking about the No Frills located at Dixie outlet Mall in Mississauga. This location has an interesting past as it was previously a Knob Hill Farm Food Terminal. If you are not familiar with that chain, you can view my post here . Background This location originally opened as a two-level Knob Hill Food Terminal, which was down sized a few years after it opened. Knob Hill closed down all their stores in 2001 and Loblaws brought a couple of the stores and some, like this one were converted to a No Frills franchise in 2001. I’m not too sure which decor this store had originally, but I’m guessing Smile, which it had until 2016 when it was renovated Very yellow. The store was then refreshed with the Monochrome revision of “Very yellow” in 2018. Layout Here’s a rough map of the store that I'v...
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