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Flea Markets in Canada
Canada
A reseller's guide to flea markets
Markets and websites checked May 2026
Flea Market / Marché aux puces
📖 Canada's flea market scene is a diverse reflection of its geography and history, ranging from large, professional antique fairs in Ontario to rustic, yard-sale style markets in British Columbia. For resellers, this means a wide variety of potential finds, including classic 'Canadiana' collectibles, British and French colonial-era antiques, vintage hockey memorabilia, and high-quality woolen goods. Success often comes from understanding regional specialties and arriving early to beat both local collectors and other pickers.
🗒️ 11 Flea Markets
- Aberfoyle Antique MarketPuslinchSundays, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Late April to late October)
- St. Lawrence Antique MarketTorontoSundays, Dawn - 4:00 PM
- Marché aux puces St-MichelMontrealFriday-Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Cloverdale Flea MarketSurreySundays, 6:00 AM - 3:00 PM
- Crossroads MarketCalgaryFriday-Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Fredericton Boyce Farmers MarketFrederictonSaturdays, 7:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- Halifax Seaport Farmers' MarketHalifaxSaturday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
- Johnston Terminal Antique MallWinnipegDaily, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (hours may vary)
- Marché aux Puces Saint-EustacheSaint-EustacheFriday 10AM-7PM, Saturday-Sunday 9AM-5PM
- St. Catharines Factory Outlet Flea MarketSt. CatharinesSundays, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Pickering MarketsPickeringSaturday-Sunday, 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
11 markets
Aberfoyle Antique Market
📍 Puslinch
Open: Sundays, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Late April to late October)
Address: 57 Brock Rd S, Puslinch, ON N0B 2J0, Canada
Canada's largest and oldest outdoor antique market, hosting over 100 quality dealers. A must-visit for serious resellers looking for high-quality folk art, furniture, and collectibles.
💰 What to buy here
- Canadian Pine Furniture BuyC$75-C$250 → Sell onlineC$200-C$600 on Facebook Marketplace Look for pieces with original paint and dovetail joints. Avoid items with significant water damage or modern hardware.
- Folk Art & Decoys BuyC$20-C$100 → Sell onlineC$80-C$300 on eBay.ca for signed pieces Authentic decoys often have glass eyes and detailed carving. Research the maker's signature for value.
- Vintage Mantle Clocks BuyC$40-C$120 → Sell onlineC$150-C$400 on Kijiji Check for original keys and pendulums. Brands like Pequegnat (a Canadian maker) are highly sought after.
- Vintage Wool Blankets (Hudson's Bay) BuyC$50-C$150 → Sell onlineC$200-C$500 on eBay.ca Check the label for age and the 'points' (black lines indicating size). Four-point blankets are the most common and popular.
💡 TipThe two special Saturday shows (Spring and Fall) feature an additional 90+ vendors; these are the best days to find rare and unusual items before the Sunday crowds.
St. Lawrence Antique Market
📍 Toronto
Open: Sundays, Dawn - 4:00 PM
Address: 125 The Esplanade, Toronto, ON M5E 1C3, Canada
A weekly Toronto institution where over 80 vendors gather. It's a prime spot for finding vintage jewelry, decor, and collectibles in the heart of the city.
💰 What to buy here
- Vintage & Costume Jewelry BuyC$10-C$50 → Sell onlineC$40-C$150 on eBay.ca or Etsy Look for signed pieces (e.g., Sherman, Birks) and check clasps and stones for condition. Silver is often unmarked.
- Antique Prints & Maps BuyC$15-C$60 → Sell onlineC$50-C$200 on eBay.ca Look for Toronto or Ontario-specific maps. Check for foxing (brown spots) and tears.
- Silver Plated Tableware BuyC$5-C$30 → Sell onlineC$25-C$100 (per set) on Facebook Marketplace Look for well-known makers like Birks, Rogers Bros. Tarnishing is fine, but deep scratches or plate loss reduce value.
- Crystal & Cut Glassware BuyC$10-C$40 (per set) → Sell onlineC$50-C$120 on Kijiji Hold glass up to the light to check for clarity and chips. A high-pitched ring when tapped indicates quality crystal.
💡 TipArrive before 7 AM with cash. Many vendors are packing up by early afternoon, and the best deals on smalls are made early.
Marché aux puces St-Michel
📍 Montreal
Open: Friday-Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Address: 7707 Av. Shelley, Montréal, QC H2A 3N8, Canada
A massive, two-floor indoor market known for its labyrinthine layout and eclectic mix of vendors. A top spot in Montreal for mid-century furniture, retro toys, and Quebecois collectibles.
💰 What to buy here
- Mid-Century Modern Furniture BuyC$100-C$400 → Sell onlineC$300-C$900 on Facebook Marketplace Look for teak wood and makers' marks from Canadian or Danish designers. Check for stability and original upholstery.
- Vinyl Records (Quebecois/French) BuyC$2-C$15 → Sell onlineC$20-C$80 on eBay.ca or Discogs Seek out rare LPs from artists like Jean-Pierre Ferland or Diane Dufresne. Check vinyl for deep scratches.
- Vintage Toys (1960s-80s) BuyC$5-C$25 → Sell onlineC$30-C$100 on eBay.ca Look for items in original packaging. Tin toys, early Star Wars figures, and die-cast cars are always in demand.
- Vintage Beer Steins & Glassware BuyC$10-C$30 → Sell onlineC$40-C$90 on Kijiji Older Quebec brewery memorabilia (Molson, Labatt) is very collectible. Look for items without chips or cracks.
💡 TipThe upstairs section often has higher-end furniture and glassware with more room to negotiate prices. Go on Friday for the best selection before the weekend rush.
Cloverdale Flea Market
📍 Surrey
Open: Sundays, 6:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Address: 17726 62 Ave, Surrey, BC V3S 1W8, Canada
A massive, traditional flea market with hundreds of indoor and outdoor vendors. Known for its yard-sale atmosphere, it's a true treasure hunt for everything from tools to electronics and collectibles.
💰 What to buy here
- Used Power Tools BuyC$15-C$50 → Sell onlineC$40-C$120 on Facebook Marketplace Look for major brands like DeWalt, Makita, and Milwaukee. Ask to test them if a power source is available.
- Retro Video Games & Consoles BuyC$5-C$40 → Sell onlineC$30-C$150 on Kijiji or eBay.ca Nintendo (NES, SNES, N64) and Sega games are highly sought after. Check cartridges for clean contacts.
- Vintage Fishing Gear BuyC$10-C$40 → Sell onlineC$50-C$150 on eBay.ca Look for wooden lures, bamboo rods, and reels from brands like Abu Garcia or Penn. Condition is key.
- Vintage Bicycles BuyC$30-C$80 → Sell onlineC$100-C$250 on Facebook Marketplace (restored) Look for 10-speed road bikes from the 70s/80s with brands like Raleigh or Peugeot. Check for rust and frame integrity.
💡 TipThe outdoor vendors who set up in the parking lot often have the best deals. Arrive at 6 AM with cash and a flashlight to find gems before anyone else.
Crossroads Market
📍 Calgary
Open: Friday-Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Address: 1235 26 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 1R7, Canada
A year-round indoor market that combines a farmers' market with a vibrant flea and antique section. It's a Calgary staple for finding antiques, collectibles, and local crafts.
💰 What to buy here
- Western Memorabilia & Tack BuyC$20-C$100 → Sell onlineC$60-C$300 on eBay.ca Look for vintage leather saddles, cowboy boots, and Calgary Stampede memorabilia from the 60s and 70s.
- Vintage Hockey Memorabilia BuyC$5-C$50 → Sell onlineC$25-C$200 on Kijiji Look for old jerseys, programs, and signed photos, especially of the Calgary Flames or Edmonton Oilers.
- Comic Books BuyC$1-C$20 → Sell onlineC$10-C$100+ on eBay.ca Silver Age (1956-1970) comics from Marvel and DC are valuable. Check for completeness and condition.
- Vintage Oil & Gas Collectibles BuyC$15-C$60 → Sell onlineC$50-C$180 on Facebook Marketplace Look for old oil cans, signs, and advertising from companies like Imperial Oil or Petro-Canada.
💡 TipThe antique vendors are concentrated in one wing of the market. Chat with them; they often have more stock not on display and can tell you the history of items.
Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market
📍 Fredericton
Open: Saturdays, 7:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Address: 665 George St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1K4, Canada
Recognized as one of Canada's top community markets, it's a Saturday morning hub for locals. While known for food, it has a strong contingent of local artisans and antique dealers.
💰 What to buy here
- Local Pottery & Ceramics BuyC$10-C$40 → Sell onlineC$30-C$100 on Etsy Look for unique glazes and artist signatures on the bottom. Functional pieces like mugs and bowls sell well.
- Hand-carved Wooden Items BuyC$15-C$50 → Sell onlineC$40-C$120 on Facebook Marketplace Look for items made from local woods like birdseye maple. Bowls, spoons, and small sculptures are common.
- Maritime Antiques BuyC$20-C$80 → Sell onlineC$60-C$250 on eBay.ca Look for small nautical items like brass bells, lanterns, or vintage fishing floats. Authenticity is key.
💡 TipThe craft and antique vendors are mixed in with food stalls both indoors and outdoors. Do a full loop before buying to see everything on offer.
Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market
📍 Halifax
Open: Saturday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Address: 961 Marginal Rd, Halifax, NS B3H 4P7, Canada
The oldest continuously operating farmers' market in North America, it features a mix of food producers, artisans, and crafters right on the waterfront. It's less of a traditional flea market and more of a high-quality craft fair.
💰 What to buy here
- Handmade Jewelry BuyC$20-C$60 → Sell onlineC$50-C$150 on Etsy Look for pieces made with sea glass or unique local stones. Quality of the metal (sterling silver vs. plated) matters.
- Hand-knitted Goods BuyC$25-C$70 → Sell onlineC$60-C$180 on Facebook Marketplace (in fall/winter) Look for items made from local wool or alpaca fiber. Quality craftsmanship without loose threads is crucial.
- Artisanal Soaps & Cosmetics BuyC$5-C$15 → Sell onlineC$25-C$50 (in gift sets) on Kijiji Products with unique local ingredients like seaweed or Nova Scotian honey are popular. Check for professional packaging.
💡 TipFocus on the artisan and craft vendors for unique, locally made items that have high resale value online, especially on platforms like Etsy.
Johnston Terminal Antique Mall
📍 Winnipeg
Open: Daily, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (hours may vary)
Address: 25 Forks Market Rd, Winnipeg, MB R3C 4S8, Canada
Located in the basement of the Johnston Terminal at The Forks, this is a multi-vendor mall with dozens of consigners. It's a curated experience, more antique store than flea market, with a huge variety of items.
💰 What to buy here
- Prairie & Farmhouse Antiques BuyC$20-C$80 → Sell onlineC$50-C$200 on Facebook Marketplace Look for items like stoneware crocks, wooden crates with local advertising, and primitive farm tools.
- British Royal Memorabilia BuyC$10-C$40 → Sell onlineC$30-C$100 on eBay.ca Due to Manitoba's strong ties to the crown, you'll find lots of coronation mugs, plates, and tins. Condition is everything.
- Railway Collectibles BuyC$25-C$100 → Sell onlineC$70-C$300 on eBay.ca Winnipeg was a major rail hub. Look for items from CN (Canadian National) or CP (Canadian Pacific), like lanterns, timetables, or dining car china.
💡 TipThe space is a maze of rooms. Take your time and look in every corner. Prices are firm but it's a good place to spot trends and learn about prairie collectibles.
Marché aux Puces Saint-Eustache
📍 Saint-Eustache
Open: Friday 10AM-7PM, Saturday-Sunday 9AM-5PM
Address: 455 Av. Mathers, Saint-Eustache, QC J7P 4C1, Canada
One of Quebec's largest flea markets, with a massive indoor and outdoor section. It's a sprawling complex where you can find everything from new merchandise to genuine antiques and collectibles.
💰 What to buy here
- Quebecois Depression Glass BuyC$5-C$20 → Sell onlineC$25-C$75 on Kijiji Look for patterns and colours made by Dominion Glass. Check carefully for chips and cracks.
- Vintage Musical Instruments BuyC$50-C$150 → Sell onlineC$150-C$400 on Facebook Marketplace Look for acoustic guitars, violins, or accordions from the mid-20th century. Check for cracks in the wood and functionality.
- Industrial Lighting & Decor BuyC$30-C$90 → Sell onlineC$100-C$250 on Kijiji Look for old factory lights, metal signs, and machine parts. These are popular for rustic/industrial home decor.
💡 TipThe outdoor section in the summer is where you'll find the true 'flea market' vendors with better prices and more unique items. The indoor section can have more new/overstock goods.
St. Catharines Factory Outlet Flea Market
📍 St. Catharines
Open: Sundays, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Address: 46 Turner Crescent, St. Catharines, ON L2P 2G5, Canada
The largest and longest-running market in the Niagara region, with over 125 vendors in a large indoor and outdoor space. A classic, old-school flea market with a huge variety of new and used goods.
💰 What to buy here
- Militaria & War Collectibles BuyC$10-C$50 → Sell onlineC$40-C$150 on eBay.ca Look for Canadian and British medals, badges, and field gear from WWI and WWII. Authenticity is crucial.
- Vintage Film Cameras BuyC$15-C$60 → Sell onlineC$50-C$200 on Facebook Marketplace Look for 35mm SLRs from brands like Canon, Nikon, and Pentax. Check the lens for fungus and the shutter for function.
- Niagara Wine Region Collectibles BuyC$5-C$25 → Sell onlineC$20-C$80 on Kijiji Look for old wine bottles, crates with winery logos, and vintage advertising from local Niagara-on-the-Lake vineyards.
💡 TipThis market has a high volume of 'hoarder' type stalls. Be prepared to dig through boxes and piles to find the hidden gems. The best deals are found this way.
Pickering Markets
📍 Pickering
Open: Saturday-Sunday, 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Address: 2530-2540 Squires Beach Rd, Pickering, ON L1W 4B7, Canada
A massive indoor market east of Toronto, featuring a mix of a farmers' market, an antique market, and a traditional flea market with hundreds of vendors.
💰 What to buy here
- Vintage Board Games BuyC$5-C$20 → Sell onlineC$25-C$75 on Facebook Marketplace Check for completeness by quickly counting the pieces against the box contents list. 1960s-1980s games are popular.
- Transistor & Tube Radios BuyC$15-C$50 → Sell onlineC$50-C$150 on Kijiji Look for radios with intact cabinets (Bakelite or wood) and original knobs. Even non-working ones sell for decor.
- Vintage Pyrex & CorningWare BuyC$10-C$30 → Sell onlineC$40-C$100 on Facebook Marketplace Rare patterns like 'Gooseberry' or 'Butterprint' are highly collectible. Avoid pieces with dishwasher damage (dull finish).
💡 TipThe antique section is in a separate building from the main flea market. Start there for higher quality vintage finds before diving into the general merchandise area.
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What are the best flea markets in Canada?
Well-known flea markets in Canada include Aberfoyle Antique Market (Puslinch), St. Lawrence Antique Market (Toronto) and Marché aux puces St-Michel (Montreal). This page lists 11 markets in 11 cities with addresses, opening hours and what to buy there to resell.
When are flea markets open in Canada?
Most run on weekends. Aberfoyle Antique Market: Sundays, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Late April to late October); St. Lawrence Antique Market: Sundays, Dawn - 4:00 PM; Marché aux puces St-Michel: Friday-Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Hours change with the season, so check the market's own website before you go.
What can you buy at flea markets in Canada to resell?
Good finds at these markets include Canadian Pine Furniture (buy C$75-C$250, resell C$200-C$600 on Facebook Marketplace), Folk Art & Decoys (buy C$20-C$100, resell C$80-C$300 on eBay.ca for signed pieces), Vintage Mantle Clocks (buy C$40-C$120, resell C$150-C$400 on Kijiji) and Vintage Wool Blankets (Hudson's Bay) (buy C$50-C$150, resell C$200-C$500 on eBay.ca). Check what an item actually sold for before you pay — the FlipTip app shows real sold prices from a photo.
Is there a flea market near me in Canada?
Tap "Nearest to me" on this page to sort the markets by distance from where you are. Markets listed here are in Puslinch, Toronto, Montreal, Surrey, Calgary and Fredericton and more.
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