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My name is not Elaine
My guess is we will see more and more businesses fold within the next year.
Big box stores are offering online shopping, which is safe and convenient. Drive-thru pick up at stores like Canadian Tire makes this a "no brainer" for people who are concerned about our current situation.
The Bay is open, but you can't try on clothing, so there is no point. May as well shop online.
To be building more space for retail is absolutely ridiculous. Not to mention the office space like the newest Landmark building. Who is going to occupy that space?
I foresee an enormous amount of retail and office space empty by 2021. Then what?
T. Hurst
