The 195,000 square foot indoor mall hosted over 40 businesses and services including a bakery, hairdressers and clothing stores.

The mall aimed to serve a market of 82,000 potential clients living in the neighbouring developments, including the Minto Heron Gate project.

The Zellers location became a Sears Canada outlet in the early 2000s, then split between two tenants (Convergys, and an independent furniture store) during the late 2000s.

The Rockin' Johnny's Diner was also converted to an independent restaurant under a different name (the South Side Bar and Grill).

[7] Trinity's master plan shows a total of 16 smaller buildings surrounded by parking spaces on the same Herongate footprint.

The remainder of the mall would be torn down and either be added to the parking lot or be developed into a string of smaller standalone stores.

The City of Ottawa Public Health and fire department have visited the mall on several occasions to investigate "complaints of blocked exits and water damage to ceilings during the same time period."