Confederation Mall — Local services in Saskatoon

A year ago I would have rated it much higher but now they have made it more of a commercial store about making the $$$ which I do understand but hate. I can think of a half a dozen things I used to buy from them on a regular bases but they have took them off the shelves because they do not sell.... The fish department is small and disgusting, what happened to that nice girl that was there who was actually helpful and took care of the fish. The plant section is laughable. A Filter I bought from them almost monthly was taken away. When I ask for help the staff usually just tells me they don't have the item I am looking for without even looking and then I find it on the shelf. Even though the store is half the size now it still seems like nobody is there half the time to help. The only + would be that it is brighter in there but that doesnt get my money, critters gets my cat food money and ebay gets my fish...

Renovations have been done to the interior in 2017. Floors and the entire food court have been redone. Merchants at this location are : all about cell and shades, anytime fitness, associated radiologist LLP, Bank of Montreal, Canadian Tire, Mark 's. Work Warehouse, CBI health group, jump.ca, Kumon, magic cuts, la petite coifure, mcdonald's, petland, mcdonald's, petland, Queen nails and spa, FreshCo groceries, Taco Time, td, Canada Trust, Tim Hortons, Urban cellulars, Urban planet and winners make up the majority of businesses. This mall is located near 22nd Street exit corridor and Circle Drive. You can also find bowling alleys nearby, dentist, grocery store, restaurants, Insurance vendor, Sporting Goods, auto dealer, car wash, City run Recreation Center, Library, walk-in clinic and dynacare Laboratory. If you find this helpful,...

Dull and disappointing (much like this province), few places worth shopping at, not even a simple food court; mainly an old folks mall now.

Security is lax (can often be found doing such things as watching telly or sitting on the massage chairs), maintenance crew is often less than friendly, and some administration staff are much less than helpful and borderline rude.

Let's face it, this mall began going downhill after Walmart left. And, the renovations are unlikely to breathe any real freshness into the place and lend it a bit of saving grace.

On a final note, I think it was a big mistake to take out the skylights; they were one of the features that I actually liked, along with the tiling. I'll be surprised if anything other than the Safeway store is still in business by the end...