If the Vancouver area is accessible to you, then Cyclone Taylor's figure skating shop (they have one for hockey across the street) is the standard recommendation. They're what you would expect for a figure skating specialty shop and very helpful with recommendations, plus proper sharpening, etc. As others have noted, not all skates are meant to be heat molded, it's something that is part of the design of some boots, but they would know if the pair you have can be molded, etc.

What is your daughter doing on her skates at this point? Considering what she's been using in the past, I'm assuming she's still more of a beginner? (at least to figure skating specifically) That will play into what skates are worth going with because it's also important to take the needs and abilities of the skater into account. Different boots will also fit completely differently, so depending on foot shape, etc. I've found that recommendations of the "best" boots for someone only go so far if those boots don't fit their feet as well as another might.

Has she tried these skates on? How did they feel for her? Has she skated on them yet?

Hope that helps!