MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Target has announced that all 124 store locations that opened across Canada in 2013 have been awarded Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certification. Previously, Target announced certification of the first 68 stores and with today’s announcement the remaining 56 stores that opened in 2013 are now LEED certified. Target will pursue LEED certification for the nine additional stores opening throughout 2014, including the three stores that opened in March in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. The remaining six Target locations will open in Ontario, with single store additions planned for Quebec and Manitoba.
Target’s 2013 stores LEED certified
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