'One Stop Shopping' is a fairly new phenomenon. In the 50's when I was growing up in Toronto, the closest thing to 'one stop shopping' was 'Simpson's' and 'Eaton's' and you had to go downtown to shop there. Out in the suburbs where I lived there were grocery stores, hardware stores, drugstores, bakeries, florists etc. but no big department stores. Then along came 'Canadian Tire' . This was and still is a big deal in Canada. At first they sold everything you needed for your car, then they expanded into other kinds of hardware for the home, the cottage etc. Now they even sell decorative things for the home and the list goes on. I remember when 'Shoppers Drug Mart' first opened. To have such a big store to buy your medications and other drugstore kinds of stuff was quite the novelty in Canada at first. And they even sold other things, stationary, magazines, etc. You get the idea. And what about the grocery stores? Do th