IKEA Quebec

Following the new government restrictions, please note that as of Thursday October 1st, the IKEA Québec Restaurant will be CLOSED until further notice.

The Bistro will remain open for TAKE-OUT only.
The Swedish Food Market will also remain open.

All customers and visitors are required to wear a mask or face covering when entering IKEA Québec. We continue to apply enhanced and preventative health and safety measures across the shopping experience and operations to ensure co-workers and customers feel safe to work and shop.

The children’s play area Småland will remain closed until further notice.

To maintain safe physical distancing for customers and co-worker, store capacity has been reduced. The main Entrance lineup and Returns lineup may close up to 1 hour before store closing to support a safe shopping experience.

IKEA continues to offer contactless Curbside Click & Collect and online shopping with home delivery at IKEA.ca.

You have 365 days to return or exchange your product. To avoid long wait times, IKEA encourages customers to take advantage of its 365-day return policy and return or exchange products at a later time.

Latest news: IKEA Québec delivered kits to 42 refugee and newcomer families (73 adults and 73 children) identified by our partner (SOIT).

IKEA Canada receives a high volume of requests every week to support various worthwhile projects. At IKEA, having a positive impact on people and the planet is an essential part of our business. Each IKEA store supports local initiatives that align with our charitable giving policy. Please send your donation request to the IKEA Quebec Store for consideration.

IKEA Quebec participates in the Mira Foundation cartridge recovery program

Every month, the MIRA Foundation collects about fifty empty printer cartridges - generated by the Quebec store - for their recovery program. In addition to taking a concrete action for the environment, this initiative also funds Mira dog training.

Founded in 1981, Mira is a non-profit organization offering free guide dogs and assistance dogs to people living with visual and motor impairments as well as young people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

All cartridges pass through the warehouse of the Mira Foundation in Neuville. They are sorted and sold to recyclers. Non-recyclable cartridges are destroyed in an environmentally responsible way. The cardboard and plastic generated by the shipments are also recycled.

Québec co-workers also contribute to this great cause by disposing of the cartridges used at home.

Working at the Ingka Group means that you are part of an inspiring, fun and fast-paced environment. We’re the world’s largest home furnishing retailer, with 155,000 co-workers and operations in 43 countries, but we value working in a non-bureaucratic way. Here you can always be yourself. In fact, we actively encourage it!

At IKEA, we respect each other, our differences and are open to everyone making a contribution. So no matter where you work in the world, you’ll most likely rub shoulders with a diverse group of people – with different backgrounds, special skills and a quirky sense of humour.

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