Spryfield Shopping Centre

South Centre (Now called Spryfield Shopping Centre, formerly Spryfield Town Centre) was an enclosed shopping centre located in Spryfield, Nova Scotia, Canada
==History==
South Centre Mall opened around 1973 as Spryfield Town Centre, it was developed by The Rocca Group, who made many other malls in Atlantic Canada. It originally had two anchors, SaveEasy and Metropolitan (The Met). The mall also had businesses like BiWay, Bowlarama, and Fabricland. The mall did well throughout the 1970s and 1980s, serving as a community mall, having many local businesses and a Sunday flea market that was hosted at the mall. 
In 1982, Zellers opened its 5th Halifax/Dartmouth store at the mall. 
Also in the early 1980s, the SaveEasy was rebranded to No Frills, replacing the No Frills that was down the road. However, this was short lived, a few years later, No Frills was replaced with Capitol Stores, which was turned into a Real Atlantic Superstore around 1990, also during this time, Metropolitan closed. 
In 1990, the mall had a major renovation done, the interior and exterior of the mall was completely redone and the malls name was changed to South Centre. 
In 1999, the Zellers closed at the mall due to declining sales and competition from the Bayer's Lake Zellers and the Bayer's Road Shopping Centre Zellers. Soon after, the Zellers was replaced by Canadian Tire. The mall was declining in the 2000s, people wanted to shop at the large national retailers found at Halifax Shopping Centre and the Bayer's Lake power centre then shop and mainly local retailers at South Centre.
In late 2009, the mall closed. The main part of the main level was turned into a Health centre. Part of the bottom level stayed open so people could access the Bowlarama within the former mall, but all the former stores on the bottom level were closed off, so it was an empty hallway. 
In 2010, the Real Atlantic Superstore was rebranded to the lesser No Frills chain. This was the second time No Frills was at South Centre. 
In the mid 2010s, South Centre was rebranded to Spryfield Shopping Centre. Today, Spryfield Shopping Centre remains open as a just a shopping plaza.
==Gallery==
File:Zellers signature South Centre Mall.png|Outlines of where the Zellers sign used to be, the outlines stayed on the walls until 2017.
File:South Centre Zellers.png|A picture when the Zellers was still open, now Canadian Tire.
File:Spryfield 70s.jpg|Met and Hartt at Spryfield Mall, 70s
Category:Shopping Centers
Category:Dead Malls
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Category:Zellers-anchored Malls
Category:Malls that opened in the 1980's
Category:Malls in Nova Scotia
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