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Quebec City's largest shopping centre unveils plan for former Hudson's Bay location

Galeries de la Capitale plans $19 million project encompassing 163,000 square feet, announces new retailers
Galeries de la Capitale plans to convert the 163,000-square-foot former Hudson's Bay store into a new commercial wing anchored by Imaginaire and ZIBO!. The first spaces are scheduled to open in 2027. (Galeries de la Capitale)
Galeries de la Capitale plans to convert the 163,000-square-foot former Hudson's Bay store into a new commercial wing anchored by Imaginaire and ZIBO!. The first spaces are scheduled to open in 2027. (Galeries de la Capitale)
CoStar News
August 14, 2026 | 3:45 P.M.

The owner of Quebec City's largest shopping centre plans to redevelop a former Hudson's Bay store, making Galeries de la Capitale one of the first major malls in Canada to unveil a concrete plan for a former Bay location left vacant by the retailer's collapse.

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