Boxing Day shopping was madness across Canada this year (PHOTOS)

Canadian bargain-hunters didn’t let the cold weather, fatigue or long lineups stop them from hitting the streets and shopping for the latest sales this Boxing Day.

In fact, many Canadian malls saw massive lineups and crowds with shoppers patiently waiting to get their hands on the biggest electronics, apparel and jewellery deals.

Here’s what went down from coast to coast.

Vancouver

Vancouverites braved the rain as shoppers flooded McArthurGlen mall in a heavy and constant flow of traffic.

Both the Richmond Centre and Tsawwassen Mills were happening all day.

 

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Calgary

The post-Christmas rush hit the city’s largest mall, the CF Chinook Centre, as Calgarians were lined up outside the mall before doors opened at 9:30 am.

 

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Toronto

Toronto’s Eaton Centre started off steady during the morning hours but really ramped up during the afternoon.

 

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Montreal

Montrealers were a little more ‘laissez-faire’ when it came to Boxing Day, perhaps due to the Eaton Centre’s construction, but Place Canada Trust was still bumping with people looking to nab some post-Christmas deals.

 

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