- None
- Bracebridge
- Charlottetown
- Collingwood
- Corner Brook
- Flin Flon
- Haileybury
- Hamilton
- Hudson
- Kamloops
- Kitchener
- Markdale
- Medicine Hat
- Morell
- New Liskeard
- Oakville
- Olds
- Penetanguishene
- Prince Albert
- Prince George
- Regina
- Saint John
- St. John's
- St. Leonard
- Sudbury
- Temagami
- Tignish
- Timmins
- Windsor
- Winnipeg
- Yellowknife
- Yorkton
- Clear
- & Footwear
- Abraham's Men's Wear and Ladies Wear
- Across Generations
- Art Gallery
- Art Lee's Menswear
- Brass Men and Boy's Wear
- Burrow's Clothiers
- Carmichael's Menswear
- Christie's
- Christie's Clothing
- Christmas Shopping
- Clothing Store
- Croll's Department Store
- Cuzono's
- Erasmus Apparel
- Etta's Dress Shop
- Fervency
- George Dow
- Gillrie's Menswear
- Hardhat
- Heartbreak Boutique
- Henderson and Cudmore
- Jack Mock
- Jeans Jeans and More Jeans
- Jerry’s Man Shop
- Joe Lesar Menswear
- Julius Swirsky
- Kaner's
- Ladies
- Lazares Furs
- Madawaska Weavers
- Main Street Flin Flon
- Marie's Dress Shop
- Matheson's Men's Wear
- McAllister and Howard
- McKnight's Mens Wear
- Mennonite Central Committee
- Morrison's Mens' Wear
- Mr. Jack's
- Pant Handler
- Pelican Bay
- Reg Wilkinson Men's
- Shoe Store
- Shoe Store
- Shopping in St. John's
- Stitch and Stone
- Stu Moores
- Temiskaming Art Gallery
- Woolcott's
How Erasmus Apparel Came to be Downtown Yellowknife
For where we are located and what we do and sell, I don’t think we could really thrive as well as we do anywhere else in town. – Sarah Erasmus
Take It Home On Approval
“I remember the first days going in and out of these shops along Water Street. You go into any of the shops and if you were buying it or bringing it home to your parents, you could take it home on appro, they called it. Approval.” – Patricia Hutton
Familial Connections with Downtown Businesses
“It was the men’s clothing department and I got good service.” – Harvey Brinston
Heartbreak Boutique
“The little store up on Germain street, Heartbreak Boutique, it’s kind of a retro clothing store. That’s been been around for a couple of years now.” – Greg Pringle
At Madawaska Weavers, Everything Was Made By Hand
“The thing that strikes me the most about my hometown was a small shop. It was called Madawaska Weavers.” – Glenn Akerley
