Timmins Square
(http://www.timminssquare.com) +1 705 267-6433. the timmins square is the largest regional shopping centre in northeastern ontario. there are approximately 70 shops and services, including fashion stores, home furnishings stores, electronics stores, sporting stores, department stores, and a full service food court with 6 tenants. there are also 2 fully-licensed restaurants on-site montanaâs and sivaâs. the mall has recently undergone renovations and is constantly attracting new businesses.
Timmins Chamber of Commerce
(http://www.timminschamber...) +1 705 360-1900. located at 77 mcintyre road, this is the destination for information on tourism in timmins, in ontario and in canada, as well as for souvenirs of the city with the heart of gold.
Mountjoy Independent Farmers Market
+1 705 268-6571 email: [email protected]. the mountjoy independent farmers' market is open every saturday morning from mid-july until mid-october from 8 a.m. until noon. this takes place at the centennial hall on park avenue, next door to the mountjoy arena. the market features fresh, locally grown produce, seasonal berries, herbs and flowers. delicious jams, jellies, preserves, home-baked fresh breads, pies and desserts are available. the mountjoy farmers' market also has a varied selection of craftspeople and artists with unique quality items for sale.
Downtown Timmins
(http://www.timminsdowntow...) +1 705 264-8733. a vibrant shopping area in the centre of the community, boasting a mix of some 250 businesses. major banks include: scotiabank, bank of montreal, cibc and td canada trust. popular locally-owned shops include joanneâs art centre (http://www.joannesartcent...), aged to perfection antiques (http://www.cyberattic.com...), branded spaces includes unique gift shops, a vintage shop, a jewellery shop, a hair salon and more (http://www.brandedspaces.ca/) and 3 small rooms.
Miner's Pick Gift Shop
+1 705 360-8500. located at the shania twain centre off of park road. the gift shop has a large selection of clothing, timmins souvenirs, books, native crafts, jewellery, and gold filled paperweights.
There is also an area of Riverside that has experienced a boost in commercial expansion. Some of the new businesses include: Canadian Tire, Wal-Mart, Michaels, Markâs Work Warehouse, Dollarama and Home Depot.