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Target to open 20 more stores in Canada

Target will open an additional 20 stores in Canada this month, including its first store in Saskatchewan, the big U.S.-based retailer announced Thursday. The move will add to the 48 stores that have opened across the country since Target first entered Canada in March.

Saskatchewan to get 1st taste of U.S. retailer

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Target truly does love Canada, as the publicity campaign at the U.S. retailer's first Canadian store in Guelph, above, suggests. It's opening another 20 stores in the country to add to the 48 opened since March. (Geoff Robins/Reuters)

Target will open an additional 20 stores in Canada this month, adding to the 48 locations already in operation across the country, the big U.S.-based retailer announced Thursday.

The new locations, opening between July 16 and July 30, include 11 in Ontario, two each in British Columbia and Alberta, and three in Saskatchewan, the first Target stores in that province.

The 20 new stores push Target past the halfway mark for store openings this year, as the retailer has announced plans to open 124 stores across Canada throughout 2013.

"After opening stores in Ontario and Western Canada, we're excited to bring the unique Target brand shopping experience to additional locations in these markets and to welcome our first guests in Saskatchewan," Target Canada president Tony Fisher said in a release.

Besides its 48 stores in Canada, Minneapolis-based Target (NYSE: TGT) has 1,784 locations in the United States. 08:43ET 04-07-13

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