This place is super busy and crazy. There is just not enough parking spots. I mean I bet you the…read moreWalmart Shoppers took up all the parking spots. Yes... you could be circling forever trying to find a spot. This is no joke. I got annoyed looking for a parking spot. I came here to try one of the food spots inside the Deerfoot City Lodge and OMG. If I add the cost of gas and the meal, it is definitely not worth it. The Deerfoot City Lodge is quite nice and open. There is a kid play area. Lots of seating and tables. They also have special events here and there. It is not a bad mall. Only issue is the parking. I guess you can bus or train here. But if you are shopping at Walmart as well then it is definitely a bad idea. Seems like there is a second section of the Lodge. Hopefully it opens soon. Looking forward to the food options.

Deerfoot City has done a great job with their "food lodge". It's open and spacious. There's a…read moreplayground to keep the kids busy, a giant fireplace, lots of seating, and the feel is nice and open. The only thing missing is the food vendors. There's currently only Opa, Chronic Tacos, a pasta place and maybe one other. Signs are up for a Poke place coming soon. The lodge just opened so I imagine it won't be long until this building is bustling with all sorts of different options.

This Canadian Tire is the one that's closest to the Calgary Airport. On the last day of a given…read morebusiness trip to Calgary, I usually end up with some extra time and am in no hurry to hang out on the other side of Customs for long periods of time. So I hop in the car and either go to Chapters (near the other side of the airport) or pull up to the Canadian Tire Gas Bar and then stop in the main store and look around. Since I'm heading home, I usually have home projects on my mind, which makes it a dangerous time to come here. I have to remind myself to not pack any flammable liquids, not to buy anything that violates California VOC standards, and to make sure that anything I really need fits into the suitcase, and most importantly, I can explain it to Security if they open things up.

I don't know if it's a chain problem but it seems like Canadian Tire is lacking in employees on the…read morefloor. It's rare to see someone that can help and when you do they are usually clueless about what you're looking for. Their prices are OK and when they have sales they offer good prices. Their return policy is great though (3 months). I'd say ditch the Canadian Tire money. It's a waste of trees to make a bill that's worth 5 cents. And money that's only usable at their store. I just donate my money before I walk out the door... such a waste of trees. They seriously need to revamp and do something different or else they'll be following the tune of Zellers and Eaton.

If you are going to absolutely FORCE your customers to use the Self-Checkouts, there should be a…read morediscount. I get that self-checkouts save you hundreds af thousands every year, increasing your profit margins along with the ever increasing prices. But to force your customers to be unpaid employees is shameful. Customer should ALWAYS have the option of using the self-checkout or not. This is the 3rd time i have been refused access to a regular till, and will not be returning. I know my lonesome protest won't impact you, but I hope others wake up amd follow suit. The research is clear on this topic amd Canadians are suffering more burnout amd stress than ever because of all the added, upon paid work they are forced to do after leaving their own job. Shame on you Dollarama.

Review #9 of Yelp's 30 Day Challenge 2012…read more Dollar Stores of any variety are a Mom's best friend. From Rubbermaid type containers, to knick knacky kitchen items, hangers, kids books, stocking stuffers, loot bag items, office supplies, bags/tissue/wrapping/cards, hair bobbles, paper & craft supplies and of course holiday related trinkets. A one stop shop when you need to be quick. I've never been to a dollar store that wasn't crammed full of inventory/people and this one is no different. And while I am not particularly fond of smallish crammed type places...I'm a dash and grabber (get in, find it, pay for it, get out).....otherwise distractions reign supreme and I end up spending $50 in a dollar store (been there, done that). This particular store seems to be short staffed and/or have a high staff turnover as I am always seeing new faces (employees) in the store and there are always boxes and boxes of store inventory waiting to be put on the shelves. I'm not sure how they keep up but it appears they must do a huge volume. They are a friendly bunch since in the past at least one of my kids (who has been with me) has had to use the washroom and they are accommodating. It's my go to more often than not as not many places can sell you a 12 pack of 8x10 envelopes for $1. Long live dollar stores!

Love love love this Dollar store! Mainly because we own showhome furniture and were literally…read moreright next to it...we would go almost everyday to get items. It is well stocked and staff friendly. It is typical Dollar store: like long line ups, a decent amount of staff...but for the convienence, the price, and the variety of products it was great!

Fantastic - Winners relocated in the plaza which is now called Deerfoot City. The store is bigger…read morethan the old Winners in the mall and it's beautiful !!! It's located just beside the food court mall entrance.

Wost winners in Calgary…read more I agree with Daman - fine for underware or socks, but the rest of the selection sucks, and is low quality compared to most other winners stores. Shoe selection is a joke.