Lincoln Fields Shopping Centre  Lincoln Fields Shopping Centre (formerly Lincoln Heights Galleria) was a community mall located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It 2qw located between Carling Avenue and Richmond Road, just west of the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway in the west-end Lincoln Heights neighbourhood. In October 2019, the mall was demolished due to changing demographics in the area and departure of the Ottawa west Walmart store in 2017. It is close to the Lincoln Fields transit station. It is also served directly by OC Transpo bus routes 11, 16, 57, 85 & 153. The mall features Metro Inc formerly a Loeb, Moores and other stores. The mall was built in 1972. At the time it was hailed as the city's "third-enclosed shopping centre.” Notably, the mall originally consisted of a Woolco - with an 160-seat Red Grille Restaurant inside (which would later become a Walmart - with an 160-seat McDonald's inside), a Loblaws (until 1986), an Ogilvy's department store (until 1992), Tamblyn Drugs (which then became Pharma Plus in 1989 and now a Rexall Drugstore since 2015), pizza shop (later Pizza Pizza - now located in the mall's parking lot), Hemsley's (replaced by the mall's current jewellery shop, Jewellery Encounter since 1998), Magoo's Ice Cream Parlor (known for being one of Kevin O'Leary's earliest jobs from which he was fired in 1973), Peter's Health Foods, Sam the Record Man (which then became Legend Records in 1986 and moved in 2016), Parker Clean, a restaurant - circa late-1980s - called Buffalo Charlie's (later became Buster's Bar & Grill in 2009), Swiss Pastries, Candy Corner, Shop-Rite (Canada) which later became Moores in the 1990s, Nelms Opticians (which became Vezina Opticians in 1998), Toronto-Dominion Bank (also known as TD Canada Trust), Jean Junction (until the early 1980s), Bretton's, Canterbury House Bookstore, Consumers Distributing (later Subway), Koyman's Art Gallery, a shoe store, and other stores. Notably, beginning in 1988, A Buck or Two store began operations in the corner of the mall adjacent to the former Shop-Rite and later became a Dollar Tree store in the early 2010s, before closing in early 2019. The mall's main salon, Tweezers Unisex Hair Design, opened in the mall in 1985 and remained until the end of November 2019.