Didn't the Virgin Megastore on Robson (in Vancouver) just close down? That would make an amazing Apple Store. It would be huge and would have the perfect location.
dansgil said:Didn't the Virgin Megastore on Robson (in Vancouver) just close down? That would make an amazing Apple Store. It would be huge
and would have the perfect location.
DrizztG said:We need an Apple Store in Montreal. The best place wouldn't be in Pointe-Claire like a previous post said before, but downtown. The market is there.
nate said:It'd be cool to have an Apple store in Calgary.![]()
nate said:The Apple store better hurry if it wants to take advantage of Uncle Ralph's Bucks that everyone single Albertan gets for free. Yeah, every Albertan will get $400 from the Government in January, just because were the coolest. And we get our GST rebates, and that adds up to almost $400 a year, too. Fun, fun! Plus, the other taxes I get back at the end of the year from the Federal government. Muhahaha!
Fender said:I'm pretty sure the second Apple Store will be in Toronto too. That isn't me being biased, I just think that's what will happen. As it stands, Yorkdale is to far out of the city centre. Apple needs to shove a bigger store in Eaton Centre or somewhere in posh Yorkville area (some might say Queen West, but I wouldn't say so).
But, Vancouver & Montreal definitely need them; especially Montreal (Resellers keep opening and closing there). Apple will go where the population can support a store.
~Shard~ said:Yeah, Calgary would probably be up there on the list too, after Vancouver, Montreal, and a couple others I can think of... That would definitely be nice and handy for me!
Yeah, I'm glad to hear you guys are getting that money, it's definitely a nice treat. Plus, it helps offset the higher cost of living you have there. I have many friends who moved to Edmonton/Calgary from Saskatchewan, and even with those types of subsidies, they're still paying a lot more in the long run for things like housing, car insurance, etc., so it's nice to see those higher costs offset a bit in this manner for ya.
So I say treat yourself and buy some Apple stuff with that extra dough!![]()
nate said:Yeah, it's REALLY expensive up here! Our rent and everything else just goes up and up, but no body is paying any more. So getting extra money is always a bonus, especially when you can spend it on Apple stuff.
--nate![]()
Symtex said:In Theory it would because montreal is the Multimedia city. B-mac just close last year for lack of sales. Compusmart and Microserv (both own by hartco) are the only one who resells apple product.
pionata said:There is also Camelot, Futurshop and all of the 4 university computer stores sell Apple in Montreal, UQAM having the best price.
Having an Apple store would be nice for repairs and upgrades, but prices cant be any better than they are now.
Apple's "Search Jobs" web page has a new Toronto location. The new listing is for "Toronto - Eaton Centre," a site long conjectured to be the next Canadian Apple store. Well, it's official now!![]()
Macrumors said:Apple has made public its plans to open its first Canadian retail store, at the Yorkdale Shopping Center in Toronto, Ontario, with the grand opening scheduled for Saturday, May 21, 2005.The Yorkdale Apple Store has been a rumored retail location in previous MacRumors discussions.The opening in Canada will expand Apple's retail presence to its fourth country, after the U.S., Japan, and the U.K.
Sayhey said:While I posted this already in the New Apple Stores thread, I thought all our Canadian brothers and sisters deserved the double post.
next up should be vancouver
There is one. Its in Carrefour Laval. Sure its not technically Montreal but its very close, just hop on the 15 and go up.We need an Apple Store in Montreal. The best place wouldn't be in Pointe-Claire like a previous post said before, but downtown. The market is there.
There is also Camelot, Futurshop and all of the 4 university computer stores sell Apple in Montreal, UQAM having the best price.
Having an Apple store would be nice for repairs and upgrades, but prices cant be any better than they are now.
I think Montreal is the place to go... it's just pretty much the trendiest city pretty much anywhere in North America (for real). And people there have money... two things that help Apple thrive...
Plus I was born in Montreal....
Didn't the Virgin Megastore on Robson (in Vancouver) just close down? That would make an amazing Apple Store. It would be huge and would have the perfect location.