affiliate. The London ReStore first opened in May 1995, occupying 3,300 sq. ft. in a smaller portion of a former Consumers Distributing outlet in East London. Expansion started in 1999 into nearby warehouse space and in 2001, the ReStore moved its entire operations into 10,000 sq ft of combined retail, warehouse, and offices. In 2009-10, an ambitious strategic plan called for exponential growth for the affiliate over the next five years. The East location outgrew the available space, so in 2011, a second London store was opened in 9,500 sq ft of retail space in a more central location. The second part of that expansion was the renovation of an entire 18,000 sq ft building with combined warehouse, retail, and office space as its headquarters in 2012. The Woodstock ReStore was opened in 2013 to service Oxford County, and Habitat Heartland Ontario assumed operations of the Stratford ReStore in 2014. St. Thomas ReStore opened in August 2015, and the Listowel ReStore followed in January 2017. 100% of the ReStores revenue supports the administrative costs of Habitat for Humanity Heartland Ontario. As of January 2021, Heartland merged with Habitat for Humanity Brant-Norfolk, adding another 2 already established stores to their network located in Brantford and Simcoe respectively. Habitat for Humanity in Prince Edward Island Habitat for Humanity Prince Edward Island was founded in 1996. Before 2011, Habitat for Humanity had built 35 houses over the last decade on P.E.I. Habitat for Humanity in Quebec Habitat for Humanity Montreal was founded in January 1998. Stephen Rotman became president of Habitat for Humanity Montreal on August 21, 1998. The first build project was dedicated on October 31, 1999, in the Saint-Henri district of Montreal. The project consisted of building two adjacent houses to provide homes for two families. With the first build in Quebec, Habitat homes have been built in all ten provinces. Formed in February 1998, the McGill University Campus Chapter Habitat for Humanity is one of twelve Habitat for Humanity campus chapters in Canada. On October 17, 2006 Montreal's ReStore was opened at 7177 Newman Boulevard in LaSalle, Quebec. The Habitat for Humanity Montreal ReStore was the 50th opened in Canada, the 1st in the province of Quebec. The first store manager was Matt Johnston. By mid-afternoon, on October 18, 2006, Matt Johnston had sold about $800 worth of merchandise. Initially, unlike the ReStore shops in the rest of Canada, the