Tisdale Mall

Tisdale Mall was an enclosed shopping centre in Tisdale, SK. At its peak, it was anchored by Zellers and Extra Foods. However, after the anchors of the property closed, the mall quickly declined and closed in the 2010s. 
== History ==
The Tisdale Mall opened in 1984. Its original anchors were OK Economy and Zellers. The mall was quite small, just having one main hallway. This makes sense because the community of Tisdale isn't too big. The mall had various national and local tenants such as RadioShack. The mall also hosted some community events and was popular in the area. 
In 1997, the mall saw an anchor change when OK Economy was converted to the Loblaws chain Extra Foods. The following year, Zellers was rebranded to Best Value, which was a store concept used by HBC in the late 1990s. 
After only two years, Best Value was converted to Zellers Select, which was yet another store concept used for communities under 25 000. 
By the 2000s, almost all national retailers were gone, however, Tisdale Mall still had several local tenants. 
In the mid 2000s, Tisdale Mall lost its main anchor, Zellers Select. This caused a decline in the mall, resulting in some tenants to close. By 2007, a Fields moved into the former Zellers space.
After a few years, Fields closed. By 2014, Extra Foods also closed. Since both anchors were gone, the last tenants were closed, and the mall permanently closed in 2014. 
After the mall closed, the building was demolished. In its place, a CO-OP grocery store was built, which still remains today. 
Category:Shopping Malls
Category:Malls in Canada
Category:Malls in Saskatchewan
Category:Former Malls
Category:Zellers-anchored Malls
Category:Radio Shack Locations
Category:Malls that opened in 1984