Business
M&M Food Market Closes Its Long-Standing Store on Great Northern Road

The closure of the M&M Food Market at Northgate Shopping Centre marks the end of an era for the frozen food retailer on Great Northern Road. After nearly 30 years of operation, the store officially closed its doors, with signs in the windows stating, “This store is permanently closed. Thank you for your patronage.” The location had been a staple in the community since its grand opening in September 1995, when company founder Matt Voison celebrated alongside Mayor Joe Fratesi during a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The decision to close this particular location reflects broader trends in retail, as many businesses continue to adapt to changing consumer habits and economic pressures. While the Great Northern Road store has closed, M&M Food Market maintains operations in other areas, with additional locations at 357 Trunk Rd. and 216 Second Line W. The company has not responded to requests for comment regarding the closure or future plans for its remaining stores.
Local residents have expressed mixed feelings about the closure, with many recalling fond memories of shopping at the store. The M&M Food Market has long been known for its wide selection of frozen foods, including meats, vegetables, and prepared meals, which catered to busy families and individuals alike. The store’s closure leaves a noticeable gap in the retail landscape of the Northgate Shopping Centre, where it had been a familiar presence for nearly three decades.
As retail continues to evolve, businesses face the challenge of meeting consumer demands in an increasingly competitive environment. The reaction to the closure of this M&M Food Market location serves as a reminder of the impact that local businesses can have on their communities. With a legacy that began in 1995, the store will be remembered by many as a convenient source for quality frozen foods and as a part of the local fabric of the area.
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