Address:  53 Parkhurst Square, Brampton, Ontario, L6T 5H5

Phone:     (905) 792-0666

Open:      Saturdays  & Sundays 10:00am - 5:00pm
              (Office is open on Fridays as well - 1-9 pm)
E-Mail:     TOfleamarkets@aol.com
Web:       www.vfmshoppingcentre.com

Vendors include antique dealers, arts and crafts, farm produce, antiques, collectables, pop and beer memorabilia, and nostalgia, baking, etc.  Maple Syrup year round.

Address:  R.R. #1, Bayfield, Ontario, N0M 1G0

              (Located behind the former Cheese Nook at Hwy.

              #21 and County Rd. #3 in Bayfield.)

Phone:     (519) 482-9230

Open:      Sun. 8 am - 4 pm,  May to October, year round.

This flea market has two terminals and over 100 stalls all under two separate buildings.  In the summer, you will be able to enjoy the outdoor farmers' market stocked with fresh fruits and vegetables. You can find a great selection of household, audio and personal items, clothing for the entire family and much much more .....Vendor inquires please contact (905) 796-1122 or Fax: (905) 796-7369

Address: 255 Queen Street East, Brampton, Ontario, L6W 2B8

             (Highway 7 & Rutherford Road)

Phone:    (905) 796-1122

Open:  Sat. 10 am - 6 pm; Sun. 10 am - 5 pm
Web:   www.bramptonfleamarket.com

E-Mail:  bramptonfleamarket@hotmail.com

Address:  Ottawa, Perth & Kingston areas
Phone:     1-888-303-1139

Web site: www.bytheclyde.com
E-Mail: sales@bytheclyde.com

The ByWard Market is where Ottawa was born and is one of Canada's oldest and largest public markets. The market is contained within an area of approximately four square blocks; it is now one of the trendiest places to live, shop and go out. Serving just about every segment of the market from jazz to rock to dance music to alternative, and for every clientele from the university crowd to the gay and lesbian community to multi-ethnic groups.  You'll find museums, cafés, specialty food shops, boutiques, galleries, restaurants, pubs, hair & aesthetics salons and more!  Easily accessible on foot, by transit or by car, the ByWard Market offers a unique experience for all.  Outdoor vendors are an integral part of the ByWard Market experience.   Unlike some other market experiences, you'll find ByWard's vendors outside, no matter the weather, 363 days per year (closed Christmas Day and New Year's Day)!   At the peak of summertime, there may be 175 stands operating, selling fruits & vegetables, bedding & gardening plants & cut flowers, arts & crafts, maple syrup & honey.  In the winter months, you're more likely to find Christmas trees, natural wreaths & garlands, firewood, cut flowers, maple syrup & honey, art & craft. There's always something happening in the ByWard Market!

Address:  55 ByWard Market Square, Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 9C3

              (Sussex Street & Rideau)

Phone:     (613) 244-4410 or (613) 562-3325

Open:      Varies depending on vendor.

E-Mail:      bywardmarket@ottawa.ca

Over 150 inside vendors and 75 outside vendors.  We operate in six buildings on 12 acres of land.  We feature a Farmer's Market, baked goods, deli and fresh meat, antiques and collectibles, clothing, jewellery, furniture, electronics, computers and much more.

Address:  1696 Bloor Street, Courtice, Ontario, L1E 2N1

              (Take Hwy 401 to exit 425 (Courtice Road), go north

               1 km to Bloor Street (2nd left).

Phone:     (905) 436-1024

Open:      Sat. & Sun. 9 am - 4:30 pm year round

This antique market offers Mennonite furniture and a huge antique market there on SUNDAYS in the Summer starting in May.  Everything is available from Antique Furniture to glass, jewelry, antique signs, pottery and thousands of other collectables from many dealers.

Address:  Highway 21 South, Grand Bend, Ontario

              (On Highway 21, one mile south of the Grand Bend resort area
               on Lake Huron)

Phone:    (519) 238 2880

Open:     Sat. & Sun. 10 am - 5 pm
Web site: www.dalesantiquemarket.com

E-Mail:     info@dalesantiquemarket.com

DOWNSVIEW PARK FARMERS AND MERCHANTS MARKET
This market has over 600 vendors offering some very good deals on fresh fruit and vegetables in addition to clothing, shoes, personal items, jewellery, CDs and DVDs, computers, electronics, toys housewares, furniture, and much more. There is a food court serving many different types of Canadian and International foods and the abundant parking is free. Check it out. Thanks to Kathy-ann for telling us about this market.

Address:  40 Carl Hall Road, Toronto, M3K 2B6
              (Downsview Park - Sheppard Ave. W. and Keele)
Phone:     (416) 638-2525 or 416-876-7139
Open:      Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 6:00pm
Web site:  www.dpmarket.com

This flea market offers 400 stalls in a climate-controlled building, as well as outdoor facilities.  You'll find a wide selection of household and personal items, ranging from clothing and carpeting to CDs and comic books. The stalls of the farmers' market stock fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fresh poultry and fish, deli meats, chocolates and bulk foods. Portuguese, Italian and West Indian food products can also be purchased here. There are free hourly giveaways, and parking and admission are free.

Address:  8 Westmore Drive, Toronto, M9V 3Z7

              (Highway 27 & Albion Road)

Phone:     (416) 745-3532

Open:      Sat. & Sun. 10 am - 5 pm

E-Mail:     info@drfleas.com
Web site:  www.drfleas.com