The upmarket twin of Chapters, Indigo is the better looking of the two huge book outlets, with a clean colour scheme and snazzy design. Still, rummaging...

Renowned for its outdoor gear (tents, sleeping bags) and hiking wear (fleeces galore). A co-op (you must pay a small joining fee), it has a motivated staff...

A sea-blue monstrosity in an industrial area on Toronto's northern fringes, the Pacific Mall is North America's largest shopping centre selling Asian goods....

Squeeze past shelves of video tack to the vinyl haven at the back, where DJs and hooded club kids spin rare editions and the latest releases in hip hop,...

Though the staff have attitude, there is an abundance of good indie vinyl here. The CD selection is also good, though prices are higher than average, even...

It keeps a veritable library of Japanese mags and weird-looking videos, but you're more likely to leave Sanko with a jar of miso soup or a wad of seaweed....

This massive secondhand CD emporium does not echo with the sound of music, but of plastic jewel cases being flipped madly. There are 20,000 CDs spanning...

The speciality here is good music, pure and simple. A former accountant and passionate listener, Greg Davis started this venture to promote new local talent...

One of Toronto's top tourist destinations is, ahem, a shopping mall. Long frequented by bargain-hungry Americans spending their super-charged bucks, the...

The first mall in North America, this sprawling neon structure has been expanding since it opened in 1964, leaving no retailer (local or foreign) uninvited....