List of bookstores in Canada: 333 in 6 cities

How many bookstores are in Canada?

OpenStreetMap names 333 bookstores across the 6 cities in Canada that have a list on this site (extracts of 7 Nov 2026 to 11 Nov 2026): the biggest are Toronto (108), Montreal (91), Ottawa (42). 52% of the records list a website and 47% a phone number; 66 non-chain bookstores have no website on the map record. This covers those cities only, not every town in Canada.

Download all 333 as one CSVGet emails, phones and ratings

Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, extract of 11 Nov 2026. The CSV is under the same licence.

Bookstores by city

Named bookstores per city on OpenStreetMap; each city opens its full list with filters and its own CSV.
CityNamedWebsite listedPhone listedNo website (non-chain)
Bookstores in Toronto 108 50% 41% 27
Bookstores in Montreal 91 52% 54% 22
Bookstores in Ottawa 42 45% 40% 5
Bookstores in Vancouver 37 73% 62% 6
Bookstores in Edmonton 30 27% 27% 5
Bookstores in Calgary 25 72% 64% 1

The complete list for Canada

The map misses many businesses and has no emails. Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder searches Google Maps and reads each business website: $0.99 per 1,000 + $0.10/GB start, plus Apify platform usage. Paste one search per city (each list page gives neighbourhood and postcode searches for big cities):

  1. bookstores in Toronto, Canada
  2. bookstores in Montreal, Canada
  3. bookstores in Ottawa, Canada
  4. bookstores in Vancouver, Canada
  5. bookstores in Edmonton, Canada
  6. bookstores in Calgary, Canada

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Questions

Is there a free list of all bookstores in Canada?

Not of every one. The free lists here cover 6 cities in Canada (333 named bookstores); the CSV joins them with a city column. For towns not covered, or for every business Google Maps shows with phones, emails and ratings, run a Google Maps source with the searches below.

Which city in Canada has the most bookstores on the map?

Toronto, with 108 named bookstores, then Montreal (91).