Just returned from bc day weekend on saltspring. Spent probably a good hour in this shop while…read morewaiting for ferry. Lots of neat stuff, owner very helpful and friendly. Prices pretty reasonable, lots of kids items for good price. She has discounted items on her front porch, some good deals. Lots of great gifty things.

From the owner: Life is full of stuff and nonsense. Look for the meaning inside. www.stuffandnonsense.ca A shop…read moreso delightful, you'll wish for a sailing wait.

I went to Canada for the first time last week. I was looking for a souvenir shop and found this…read morelittle shop. The prices were reasonable and the lady (maybe the owner) was really helpful and nice. She even gave us some maple candies for free.

Great gift shop! I have been here many times, and always…read moreenjoy the great treasures I find. The owner is a sweetheart and very eager to help and chat! The place is very full but, if you take the time to look around, it has many wonderful items. Make sure you check it out, when you are in Steveston ! It is so worth It!

The staff here were lovely. A great store in Duncan's pedestrian friendly downtown area. We…read moreenjoyed this shop amongst the others. A large selection of indigenous products, some local handmade, some indigenous design items made in China. I was looking for a Cowichan sweater and this place did not disappoint. They have a great selection and seem to pay their craftspeople fairly. The item I wanted was a bit of a glass slipper and I didn't find it that day but I did find an absolutely, awesome, comfy pair of Cowichan knitted slippers that haven't left my side since. These would make an awesome gift as they are so very nice, handmade, local, cozy but they are shop so easy to travel with - I love them! I would recommend checking out this store if in this area.

Judy has some of the most beautiful jewelry, carvings and Cowichan knitting I have ever seen. This…read morestore is a destination shopping experience for many. Gifts from just a few dollars to very high end. Something for everyone.

I love this store and always try to stop by when I'm in the area. It has local artisanal products…read morewhich make good gifts. It is mostly home decor stuff but the items are so whimsical and pretty. The layout is not overly cluttered and they are very good in display set up. You can try to visualize how the stuff can work in your own home. Staff is friendly and helpful. Great place to shop. Street parking is available.

Cutest place with the friendliest owners !…read more If you are around the Gibsons market area, this place is an absolute visit! It's full of Knick-Nacks and such a happy place overall. Not overpriced as the place seems like. Run by two friends and they are super super friendly!! Definitely check it out!

This store is a little gem nestled in the corner of the Mill Bay Center. It has gifts for everyone…read morefor any occasion. I love shopping there.

From the owner: A gift and toy shop located in Mill Bay Mall in Mill Bay, British Columbia with beautiful gifts for…read moreevery occasion. We are your source for brands like Melissa & Doug, JellyCat, TY, Snoozies, Zen, April Cornell and so much more.

This gift shop is right off the map. I loved it and Louise the Salesperson was great, she…read moreconvinced to buy a giant glass that will double as a business card holder and not only did she convince me that it would be worth every cent, she convinced me that I am worth it and of course I agree...I will be back to buy one of the purses and probably the candles which are exquisite. If you're in Sidney don't pass this one by

I recently bought a dress at this store. The clerk knew that I was buying it for my sister who…read morelived out of town to try on. She never mentioned that their policy is no returns. When I spoke to one of the owners she refused to give me a refund saying that their policy is posted on a sign by the cash register. Unfortunately the sign is blocked when a clerk is standing at the till. I explained my situation but the owner refused to make an exception. I was very disappointed with her attitude.

Fiddleheads is our family's favorite go-to for fun gifts and decor. We love their products, the…read morecharming atmosphere and the owners. If you're looking for beautiful, unique gifts, Fiddleheads is your place!

What a wonderful shop! Beautiful array of gift items and home decor, garden items, and wonderful…read morevintage items. A great place to shop for gifts and gift wrap as well. Cards, wonderful imported soaps, and best of all, friendly owners! I never miss a chance to go there!

Friendly staff each of the 2 times we shopped. If you want to find a cute souvenir, this is the…read moreplace to find it!

the old guy that works here is a racist piece of crap! very loudly spouting racist nonsense while…read moreat the register. this store has what almost every other store has on the island, go literally anywhere else

Cure little gift shop just inside the main entrance to Market Square, on the right side past the…read morearch. Lots of kitschy gifts available, including socks, mugs, kitchen goods, board games, games, magnets and stickers, home décor, hot sauces, books, cards, plushies, toys and other assorted random goodies. Employees vary between engaging and friendly, to aloof and distant, depending on who you get. It's the kind of gift shop you expect to see in any tourist-heavy destination, but still a brief, fun shopping experience.

Spacious boutique style novelty item and knickknack shop at the mouth of Victoria's Market Square…read morewith lots of unique items including socks, salt and pepper shakers, all occasions of cards (birthday, thank you, humor), key chains, thermoses, buttons, oven mitts, hot sauces, tarot cards and trinkets to name a few. Great place for a fun gift or a unique collectible for yourself or someone in your life. The shop keeper was really warm and friendly. The weather was a bit bizarre and windy... so I dont think much foot traffic was about when we cruised through... but hope to stop in again very soon and possible find some fun gifts for friends back in California and Washington. Give Oscar and Libby a shot... lots of great sips, eats and/or treats around for before or after your O&L gift store experience. Open until 6pm everyday... and as early at 930am most days.

This is the main Visitor Center and Wilderness Information Center for Olympic National Park. It's…read morestaffed daily except for Thanksgiving day and Christmas day. (I guess the rangers should have some guaranteed time off!) Part of the building is dedicated to exhibits and historical information. There's also a park film being shown (I did not watch this). The gift shop is well stocked with books, souvenirs, and the usual NPS offerings. I picked up a postcard to send home. As this is the wilderness information center, the desk also allows you to purchase or rent bear canisters if you are planning on going out into the wilderness. The ranger was pretty informative, although I already had a set itinerary and didn't need much assistance otherwise. This visitor centre is worth a quick stop at the very least.

Disappointing. Not…read morewell stocked with much of anything. The cashier didn't know very much about the Park or the inventory of her store. Two people answering questions were busy: the male Park employee, seated, was talking with an older couple about ??? The young woman talking with a male hiker was busy going over the map with him. Twenty-one minutes later, I left the building so that my partner (minding the an8mal-beast) could go in to the Visitor Center: she came out in less than 10 minutes. I went back inside: the seated male Park employee was still talking with the engaging older couple, and the standing female Park employee was still talking with the male visitor. Some thirty minutes had passed since our arrival at the Visitor Center and the two employees were talking with the same visitors. Hard to get a quick question in edgewise. The young woman at the register still only knew how to scan merchandise and sell cloth bags to hold merchandise. We drove up to the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center after being told we could look for those things we were looking for. Only after we got up to Hurricane Ridge did we learn that the Visitor Center had burned down several years ago. Guess they forgot to tell us that. U.S. Government and their contractor employees...