Canada

This First Nations emporium sells every Native American item you can think of, with items from Southwest U.S. Navajos as well as Québecois and British...more

Don't call it a mall: With its chandelier and winding staircase, this upscale complex (part of the Underground City—the city's vast labyrinth of office...more

In business since 1871, this atmospheric, old-fashioned shop in an early-1800s building in the lower town claims to be the oldest grocery store in North...more

Occupying a funky, four-story edifice in downtown Banff since 1975, Mountain Magic is piled to the ceiling with stuff for mountaineers, including tents, used...more

This local retailer began outfitting the U.S. Winter Olympics teams in casual clothes in 2002 and soon got so much play that Saturday Night Live did a skit...more

An emporium for wants, not needs, Ruby Tuesday peddles a huge array of necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets, in styles ranging from hip to elegant....more

The city's main shopping strip is lined with North America's biggest fashion chains and shoe shops. Simons is Montréal's version of H&M—check...more

St. Denis's blend of restaurants and furniture and clothing stores offers a peek at how native Québecers like to shop and live. Three-level Zone sets...more

Bounded by Chinatown to the south and Little Italy to the north, "The Main" is all about stylish boutiques. Lola & Emily (think Anthropologie north) feels...more

This street is a microcosm of the renaissance taking place all over Old Montréal. High-end boutiques and exclusive restaurants nestle side by side in...more