While I enjoy Giant Tiger for the quick convenient kitchen bathroom item, I decided to pick up some…read moreoranges on sale. 10lb for 5.88$. In my past reviews, I did caution eating food because I found I had some dander allergies in the store in a Mississauga location. It had a peel on it so I thought it was quite safe to try. The boxes were filled up and oranges were cold to touch. So I grabbed the 3 box limit, not bad... The parking lot is big with ample of space and the wheel chair accessible spots are right at the entrance where the ramp is. It is truly a very accessible location.

I have gotten a couple things and visited a few times since I live in the dorms that is pretty much…read morenext door. It was called TSC Store before it was renamed to Peavey Mart. I would say it is a mix of a hardware store, farm supplies shop and a Mountain Warehouse store. It looks bigger inside than it looks from the outside. Everyone working there seems nice (though it seems to be a few people working there). However, things here seems a bit more expensive compared to the same things from other stores.

Mainly I love the selection. Something for everyone. lots of fun and great prices. check out the…read moreelectronics dept.

This place is awesome. They have a little bit of everything. You'll be surprised with what you…read moremight walk out of here with. Lots of really cool military surplus stuff. A lot of camping and survival gear. The tool section is a bit sketchy, Its mostly all made in china crap that will break the first time you use it. I got a 3/8'' ratchet extension and i twisted it right off on a 1/2'' bolt. But you get what you pay for i guess, for $3 you can just chuck it out and buy another one. Overall a cool store.

I stopped in at The Bay to check out the new Zellers relaunch and to see if I can find anything for…read morethe Friends and Family discount. So I started at the Levi's section found something in my size off the clearance rack, nice. Then headed to the new Zellers location on the upper floor. Not sure what was Zellers branded, there were many clothing that were already available at the Bay, I mean- you couldn't fool me I was a Zellers customer. I didn't see any Truly brand products, there were cutlery and pots that were clean and pretty looking ikea like. The old image that made the brand pop like the cat was on the wall. The clothing- didn't seem very Zellers. There was no retro diner available but apparently in the morning there were food trucks to imitate the diner like experience. There was no salon within the store, remember in the past there was a tattered salon with ladies who knew what they were doing and had designer hair products- definitely a hidden gem for a salon. On check out, I pulled the Levi's out it pay, pulled up my old bay membership and reminded the til person the friends and family discount. Using the membership gives you longer return exchange periods- thou

I and my family were life long Bay shoppers. Burlington's Mapleview Centre, Oakville Place, you…read morename it. I more recently started using The Bay online for clothing for my wife, my watch and so on. Having recently moved, we wre looking for furniture, in particular beds for us and our daughter, a king and a queen. An online sale for Gluckstein had Canadian-made beds on sale half price, from over $3,000 to $1,500. How can you go wrong? HORRIBLY. Delivered to our new house, e could not set up right away. We eventually opened the king size bed boxes - NO instructions! Huge head board had two small metal brackets for the side rails, that was it. The entire foot board was a drawer, and not one that was merely part of the footboard. AND the drawer was all that held the rails in place. It wiggled just looking at it. The worst part? Three plywood pieces were the "base" on which you were supposed to place the mattress. Twelve screws to hold all four in place - TWELVE screws. The boards were bending before we put the box spring on. It nearly. Broke when I sat down, and I had to jump off. We called to return both - sorry, King size mattresses are "custom orders" and cannot be returned FOR ANY REASON! Even "does not function as a bed". We were promised after showing pictures to a store staffer in Waterloo a full refund and return. When no one showed up, we called and we're told "oh, he should not have said that, he is being retrained. You can return the queen size with 20 percent restocking charge. We took a $2,600 bath at The Bay. NEVER buy furniture on line. NEVER buy Gluckstein or shop at the Bay. Thirty plus years of shopping is now over. "Thank you for shopping at The Bay". Fat chance. Sean R.

clean, polite people and great inventory. came here to pick…read moreup some odd's and end's for a road trip to the states and came here instead of canadian tire, because wal-mart was actually open earlier then canadian tire? (bonus points) was able to get in, grab all the items and carry on with our trip. the whole store is bright and very well illuminated with signed actually being "lighted letters" explaining where everything is. this location has to be brand new cause it was spotless, including the bathroom. lots of parking and super polite/Friendly people! if you are in the area, be sure to check it out!

I tend to hit the Giant Tiger store in Whitchurch-Stouffville on Wednesdays. I had a single avocado…read moreleft at home. This store didn't have any. Ugh! While in Cambridge, I decided to search for a Giant Tiger close by. I found this one in the heart of downtown Cambridge. I decided to check it out. I did street parking. You can park for free for two hours between 9 am and 6 pm Monday through Saturday. I knew that all I wanted were avocados. I took a risk and parked at a fifteen-minute stand, which was steps away from Giant Tiger. Otherwise, there is a large parking lot across the street. I don't know whether you need to pay for parking over there, though. The downside to being in this area are panhandlers. One asked for spare change. I rarely have change on me these days. I asked him whether he would like an iced pistachio oat latte that I hadn't touched. He passed. Well, I tried. I walked into the store. You need to pull two door handles to get inside. I was immediately greeted with bins of pillows. The satin pillow with a piece of satin fabric sewn onto the pillow intrigued me. So, you don't put a pillow case on it and just throw it in the wash when it gets dirty? It seems weird. There was a female greeter sitting on a chair. We exchanged hellos. I don't normally look at clothing these days, but this store does have some nice, cheerful blouses. They looked nice and stopped me in my tracks. I found my avocados. Giant Tiger sells six of them for well under $3. I use them in my smoothies and mousses, and it's the best bang for your loonie. The grocery section was decent. I saw lots of produce and fruit. The baking items were well-stocked. I tried to tear myself away from the snacks. There are snacks in the grocery area and by the cashout area. Deadly! This store has humungous plushies. The penguin and octopus ones made me think that perhaps I could have them ride in my car and use the HOV lane. I needed AA batteries. My work laptop's trackpad decided to die for a bit on Friday. My authoring application requires a left-click, hold, and drag of a file from one window to another. I know, complicated, right? It wouldn't work! I hauled out my cordless mouse that I haven't used in a year and the AA battery died. My Roku remote also takes AA batteries and that died, too. Just my luck! Anyway, this Giant Tiger had an economy pack of Energizer AA batteries. Without any thought, I picked one up. There were two cashiers staffed. I got a friendly young woman. She asked me if I needed a bag. I declined. I was parked so close and only had two items that I didn't need one. I paid with a debit card. Easy peasy. I thanked her and left with my purchases. It's a decent Giant Tiger store that spruces up the downtown area. If you live downtown, it's great to pick up groceries and get your shopping fix on. I'd come back again. Just beware of panhandlers. (65)

I first discovered Uncle Terry's from the Ex. From their name and branding it gives an impression…read morethat they've been around for a while (give me a bit of Honest Ed's feel, I don't know why) but it's actually been about 2 years and this location near Kensington Market being their newest. When you come in, it does give a slight attic smell, which I don't mind. They told me they usually restock on Thursdays and the other location by Sterling Road usually carries even more inventory. I purchased a shiatsu massager and back up Aukey earphones that were new in package from the Ex. However, the earphones didn't work. The great thing is they are one of the few or probably only liquidators that I know that allows for a 7 day return if there's an issue. Normally most discount liquidators I've been to, it's pretty much the final sale. I wasn't able to visit within 7 days, but did send them an email with the issue with the earphones so they extended the warranty for me to come in within the end of the month to get store credit or exchange, which I'm so grateful for. Apparently they sold hundreds of those earphones and only a few came back with issues. I was able to drop by yesterday after work and decided to exchange for another shiatsu massager for my in-laws. What I appreciate about this spot is that it's relatively organized in shelves with multiple copies of an item. There are bargain bins too for $5 if you really want to search for any deals and treasures. I much prefer than other liquidators where usually things are thrown in bins and you don't know exactly what it is until you open it. The staff there was also super patient and friendly. Definitely if you're in the area peek in and see if you score any deals. They will be moving back inventory from the Ex today and the pricing seems to be the same. Though they might offer tax off discounts with cash at the Ex but not at the store.

Uncle Terry's is more then a discount warehouse ... its a sophisticated lifestyle brand for…read moretech-savy urbanites !! Theres always something useful, or unique, or mysterious, or creative, or esoteric, or just lots of fun !! I always leave entertained and never empty handed !!!

Excellent sopping centre . Honest price,guilty.Walmart has kids toys. Good clothes. I like to go to…read moreWalmart.

Why is it that Walmart outside of the GTA is so wonderful!…read more Brightly lit, with high ceilings, even the produce I want to buy here. You'd never have me say that in the Walmarts in the city. It's obviously the new model, and since it's opening, I've seen a few being transformed in the city. The last time I was here was during Christmas. I bought all my supplies for my party, and they had really good sales and exactly what I needed. I was mostly in the grocery section, and didn't need to explore the others. I also got some great Christmas crackers (Monopoly Deal) 6 for $5. Each one came with a key chain and a mini monopoly deal! Score. Walmart in general, has cheaper stuff, but in my opinion, some times it's similar to No Frills, or a Dollarstore (next door) could be even cheaper. Just keep an eye out for the flyer. This place is HUGE.

I was at Winners store at Cloverdale mall today, Dec 8/25 and I got very rudely mouthed off at by a…read moreWinners employee. Very loudly harassed at me after I tried on my blouse over my dress, looked at myself in the mirror and saw the sleeves were too narrow. I gently placed the blouse back on the hanger and set it down. THE WILD STAFF LADY TOOK AN ANGER ATTACK AT ME AND SAID, "YOU SHOULD PUT THINGS BACK WHERE YOU FIND THEM." I was no time in asking for a store manager. However I never got the respect of getting a store manager. This has also been reported to the Cloverdale Guest Services. I am also a 65 yr old senior lady who got yelled at.

When it comes to buying baby toys, they can always be a bit pricey. Winners is the place you want…read moreto check out on that front. Even though it means you need to climb and clamor through aisles of toys which are often pulled off shelves, there are great finds here. Melissa and Doug brand is the best of the best, as is Green Toys. They can be really expensive at other locations, but they're fantastic here. They even have Playmobil in stock more often than not. I always check here, before anywhere else, for great Children's Toys.

Excellent clothing high quality and selection I was looking…read morefor a white blouse and found one

From the owner: Donna's specializes in fashionable clothing for the over 30's ladies who are looking for…read morecomfortable yet stylish clothing. Many of her suppliers are from Canada, but she also carries several European lines that are exclusive to her in the Niagara Region. Donna's is one of the few independent stores who has been providing personal service for her customers for over 30 years. Her clothing is unique and affordable, and is very different from the chain stores in the malls.