c. 1937; the Canada Building is located at 364-366 Ouellette Avenue on the east side of Ouellette Avenue between Park Street and University Avenue (formerly London Street); built in 1928, it is a 14 storey Art Deco office tower; it was erected by the Border Cities' Star as a store and office building; original features included basement and second floor arcade shops; the Prince Edward Hotel was located on the northeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and Park Street; it was designed by the Buffalo architects, Esenwein And Johnson, with Albert McPhail, as associate architect; it contained 250 rooms and was operated by the United Hotels Company; it opened in 1922, closed in 1967, and was demolished in 1976.