Carrefour du Nord
A regional shopping mall in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, Canada.
Last updated August 26, 2026
Overview
Carrefour du Nord is a regional shopping mall in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, Canada. The property opened on August 11, 1976, beginning operations with a combination of department-store, discount-retail, grocery, and specialty-store tenants. Its original tenant lineup included Steinberg's, Dominion, Kmart, and 76 other stores. Sears joined the center the following year, adding another major retail anchor to the developing complex. The mall has expanded in several stages. Major enlargement projects were carried out in 1987, 1994, and 2003, reflecting changes in the retail needs of Saint-Jérôme and the surrounding Laurentian region. Carrefour du Nord has remained a Westcliff property throughout its history. Westcliff is associated with the ownership and operation of shopping centers in Canada and the United States, although the available reference material does not identify a separate corporate parent or a specific individual owner for this property. By 2012, Carrefour du Nord contained 121 stores and approximately 601,684 square feet of floor area, equivalent to about 55,898 square metres. Its tenant mix has included food retail, entertainment, sporting-goods, apparel, and other consumer-facing services. The named anchor and major offerings include Cinémas Saint-Jérôme, Maxi & Cie, and Sports Experts/Atmosphere. These tenants give the center a role that extends beyond conventional general merchandise retail, combining everyday shopping with leisure and sports-oriented destinations. Carrefour du Nord serves Saint-Jérôme and nearby communities in the Laurentians. Its identity is primarily local and regional rather than international: it functions as a destination shopping center for surrounding residents and visitors, with a broad tenant base and a history of periodic redevelopment. The available material does not provide detailed information about current ownership structure, management personnel, annual revenue, later renovations, or the precise present-day tenant count.
History
Carrefour du Nord opened in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, on August 11, 1976. The original development combined a substantial group of smaller stores with several major anchors, including Steinberg's, Dominion, and Kmart. This opening positioned the property as a significant regional retail center for Saint-Jérôme and the surrounding Laurentian area. Sears inaugurated its location at the mall in 1977, strengthening the center's department-store offering during a period when enclosed malls were important destinations for general merchandise and household shopping. The property was enlarged in 1987, 1994, and 2003. The available reference material does not specify the exact scope of each project, but the successive expansions indicate a continuing effort to adapt the center to changing retail demand and tenant requirements. Carrefour du Nord has reportedly remained a Westcliff property since its establishment, linking the mall's history to a long-term shopping-center ownership and operating platform. The mall's commercial profile evolved as the Canadian retail sector changed. Historical anchors such as Steinberg's, Dominion, Kmart, and Sears represented earlier phases of the center's development, while later or current listings identify Cinémas Saint-Jérôme, Maxi & Cie, and Sports Experts/Atmosphere among its principal offerings. The mix illustrates the property's transition from a traditional department-store-centered mall toward a combination of grocery, specialty retail, sporting goods, and entertainment. As of 2012, Carrefour du Nord had 121 stores and a reported floor area of 601,684 square feet, or approximately 55,898.3 square metres. It continues to be described as a regional shopping mall in Saint-Jérôme. Publicly available reference material supplied for this entry does not establish a founding individual, a separately incorporated operating company, detailed executive history, financial results, or specific post-2012 redevelopment milestones.
- 2012Recorded scale of the mall
The mall was reported to contain 121 stores and approximately 601,684 square feet of floor area.
- 2003Third recorded enlargement
A further enlargement was completed, marking the third expansion identified in the available historical material.
- 1994Second recorded enlargement
Carrefour du Nord was enlarged again to support its retail and tenant program.
- 1987First recorded enlargement
The mall underwent an enlargement as part of its continuing development as a regional shopping center.
- 1977Sears joins the tenant lineup
Sears inaugurated a location at Carrefour du Nord, adding a major department-store anchor after the mall's initial opening.
- 1976Mall opening
Carrefour du Nord opened in Saint-Jérôme on August 11 with Steinberg's, Dominion, Kmart, and 76 other stores.
Products and positioning
A regional shopping destination serving Saint-Jérôme and the surrounding Laurentian communities through a broad mix of retail, grocery, sporting-goods, and entertainment tenants.
Maxi & CieGrocery retail
Maxi & Cie is identified as one of Carrefour du Nord's major offerings. Its presence contributes a grocery and everyday-needs component to the mall's tenant mix, complementing the center's specialty retail and entertainment uses.
Sports Experts/AtmosphereSporting goods and outdoor retail
Sports Experts/Atmosphere represents the mall's sporting-goods and outdoor-recreation retail segment. The combined offering broadens Carrefour du Nord's appeal beyond apparel and general merchandise by serving customers seeking sports equipment, clothing, and outdoor products.
Cinémas Saint-JérômeEntertainment
Cinémas Saint-Jérôme is the named cinema and entertainment offering associated with Carrefour du Nord. It adds a leisure destination to the property and supports the mall's role as a broader regional gathering and shopping center.
Flagship businesses
- Cinémas Saint-Jérôme
- Maxi & Cie
- Sports Experts/Atmosphere
Sources
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