This is the largest mall in Regina and it's very small, but has a surprisingly decent selection of stores. There is a Sears and The Bay as it's bookend stores, both with lots of empty shelves and not a lot of selection. Other good stores (but bear in mind they are quite small): - David's Tea - EB Games - Roots - Aldo & Aldo Accessories - Shopper's Drug Mart - Booster Juice The covered walkways connecting this mall to the Delta Hotel and Casino Regina are handy shortcuts on hot summer or freezing winter days. read more

Cornwall Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Regina, Saskatchewan

Probably the best mall at Regina, only place with Hudson Bay, children's place, H&M, Sephora and Bath and body works! It was recently remodeled so it also looks a little nicer! read more

So far my impression is I would prefer a suburb mall. The surrounding area is dirty compared to the rest of downtown and doesn't represent well for the mall environment. The shops are status quo for a mall so I would consider visiting for different stock or an online return but would prefer just getting it delivered if that's an option. It isn't so much the layout or the stores why I say that but the area and clientele that is attracted from the Casino next door. I quite like the statues and will ad a photo though!! read more

It's a teeny, tiny mall when you're coming from... well, everywhere else that's populated I guess. However, it gets massive points for having awesome connecting walkways to a hotel, a casino, and best of all, the building I sometimes work in. I like walkways a LOT. Walkways protect you from the outside elements, filter out sketchy people who don't need to be in those walkways and leads you straight to shopping. Genius. Vancouver needs to have more inter-building walkways. Other than that, don't expect too much. It has your very basic stores like Aldo, the Bay, Smart Set etc. The great news is, they have Lululemon. I sometimes dream Winners or Nordstrom Rack will set up shop there, but for now, it will meet all your basic shopping needs. read more

A nice mall downtown. Pretty quaint when compared to anything in Calgary or winnipeg, but then again, so is Regina. The food court is nearly a quarter of the mall, and there is enough variety in shops that you've got all the basics covered. Parking is decent too. The parkades are never overflowing and are a reasonable price. read more

The mall to go to in Regina if you want a good selection of clothing stores like The Gap, American Eagle, Quicksilver ... Also has a great food court with a diverse number of food choices. read more

The best mall in Regina, and it kinda sucks. I guess for Regina's standards its amazing.

Ordered a deluxe edition game, and did not receive the content from these guys so it was a waste of money, never again. Don't order from ebgames read more

To make a long story short, I locked my keys, purse, phone, AND JACKET in my vehicle in the Cornwall Parking Lot. I went to Guest Services to borrow their phone as I had no money or phone to make a call or no coat to walk outdoors with. I was advised by Guest Services that their phone was not for public use. After discussing the seriousness of my situation with them at length, they still refused stating that "we need to keep our lines open, especially during this Christmas season". The girl that worked there gave me 50 cents to make a phone call at the pay phone, but I got an answering machine. When I asked her once again if I could use her phone she denied me once again, so I asked if I could borrow 50 cents more and she advised that she didn't have any more money. I actually ended up having to ask a stranger shopping in the mall if she would give me 50 cents, which she graciously did. I got a hold of CAA and 45 minutes later had my coat, purse, and cell phone back. On my way out of the mall I stopped by Guest Services and gave the girl $1.00 for her "kindness". I am still in shock over the unprofessional and irresponsible actions of Guest Services at the Cornwall Center in what was potentially a dangerous situation for someone without a coat in the winter. read more