Cambrian Mall - Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Christina S.

Excellent qualité et prix et très propre

Kiiana C.

I’ll be honest—this mall is a shadow of what it used to be from what I've heard. It often feels abandoned, with more closed storefronts than open ones. The main reason it still sees any foot traffic is thanks to the nearby Canadian Tire, a few banks, Dollar Tree, and Shoppers Drug Mart. The atmosphere is eerily quiet. There is a singular coffee shop in the cafeteria and the public washrooms unfortunately tend to attract some troubling situations being near an exit—I once had to call an ambulance for someone in distress (drug use suspected). Do try to avoid them.

That said, I truly believe this place has potential. As a younger person growing up in the Soo, it's clear the city needs more spaces and activities for the youth, rather than remaining so retirement-focused. This building could absolutely become a hub for younger generations if given the right attention and investment.

I’d love to see more stores, attractions, and community events bring life back to this space. I wouldn’t say to avoid this mall—if anything, stop by to support the businesses that are still holding on. This mall holds a lot of history, for many who grew up here. It still carries some sentimental value from what I hear. It may just be a quick pit stop now, but it has the potential to become much more. If you're in the area just think about it:)

Avery L.

Went to this mall yesterday. I am legally blind and the environmental staff were so kind to me. When I entered and exited, the employee held the door for me. I accidentally knocked over a wet floor cone and they helped me pick it up. Thank you for being kind.

Joseph M.

I used to love this mall growing up in the 90’s but recently it’s become a ghost town. The food area only has a coffee shop now. Nothing else. Canadian Tire and Shoppers Drugmart are the only things keeping this place from shutting down. Sadly the Sault is a dying town that doesn’t need two larger shopping centres anymore.

Dale L.

Quiet overall but always like the deals at Winners. Vacant stores but still a good variety including Dollarama, Canadian Tire, Coles Bookstore, Petvalu, Shoppers drug Mart. Not much in the food court. Children had fun on the rides.

K B.

Enjoy going. Nice setting, quiet. Good potential, hoping so see more stores in the future. It would be great if the bathrooms were more family friendly. Such as a private change station in a stall rather than one in the entrance way of both bathrooms. Felt uncomfortable changing my baby having strangers of the same and opposite gender coming and going with a view of my child & a bonus having the option of paper towels to dry hands rather than a super loud hand dryer.

LeeAnn I.

Was asked to wait on the line for the pharmacist to answer a question. Waited almost an hour before I disconnected the call. When I called back, a female answered, did not identify herself, and began asking personal questions. When asked who she was, she identified herself as the pharmacist and was rude and condescending to me. I also politely explained that I understand that they are busy but if the wait time is an hour, possibly they could call someone back instead of having them on hold for an hour as other people's time is also precious. Due to the terrible customer service and mistreatment, I have moved my business elsewhere. Also, if you are attempting to locate a manager, good luck. He never answers his phone.

Terri P.

Only dealt with BMO, but they were fantastic.