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Can a grocery store work in an area with too few residents?

Barry Stuart Commercial Shopping Centres Saskatchewan May. 16 2022
The current Saskatoon downtown population is 3,106, according to eHealth Saskatchewan, down from a high of 3,331 in 2020. With this limited population base, Saskatoon has struggled to attract a downtown grocery store. The city has been without a downtown

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