since been filled by a Cacao 70 chocolatier shop and a Copper Branch restaurant, both of which are accessible only from outside. Moreover, a Dollarama opened up on the second floor and appears to have taken the space of a downsizing The Brick. The Sears at Galeries d'Anjou was among the stores that closed during the chain's final day in Canada on January 14, 2018. The store opened at the former Sears in 2022. On May 19, 2021, Ivanhoé Cambridge became the sole owner of the mall by acquiring Cadillac Fairview's share of Galeries d'Anjou in exchange for Ivanhoé Cambridge's share of Fairview Pointe-Claire. Prior to this, the two shopping centres were co-owned by Ivanhoé Cambridge and Cadillac Fairview, with the latter serving as manager of both malls. It is expected that with the Blue line extension into Anjou the future metro station will connect underground to the mall through a pedestrian tunnel. On February 16, 2023, it was announced that Ivanhoé Cambridge and the STM, owners of the Montreal metro, have agreed to the construction of the brand new Anjou terminus station of the Blue Line to take place right near the mall. Expropriation of the affected mall space by the STM is expected to occur in March 2024, which would give time to the affected businesses to relocate elsewhere while the new station is being constructed. The station is projected to open in 2029. See also List of largest enclosed shopping malls in Canada List of malls in Montreal List of shopping malls in Canada References External links Official website Anjou, Quebec Shopping malls established in 1968 1968 establishments in Quebec Shopping malls in Montreal Ivanhoé Cambridge