Burnaby to bring European sporting goods retailer, Decathlon, to B.C.
A French sporting goods retailer with a footprint of more than 1,700 stores in 60 countries worldwide will be making its way to B.C. with its first store in Metrotown mall. The flagship store will offer a wide range of products and sporting goods, a news release noted.
"We are so excited to welcome Decathlon, a brand that has built an incredible reputation for providing high-quality sports products at affordable prices," said Amanda Chung, spokesperson for Metropolis at Metrotown. Prior to the grand opening in 2024, Decathlon will host a pop-up shop at the mall in late October 2023 for guests to browse through a selection of affordable rain jackets, waterproof hiking shoes and other accessories.
"It has been a long journey, but it's now official: Decathlon will serve Canada from coast to coast,” said Guillaume Hautson, Decathlon's regional manager for B.C.
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