I miss seven elevens In japan. They are wonderful. The staff are kind, they are super clean and…read morethey sell beer

From the owner: At 7-Eleven in Ft. Saskatchewan, we never close. Which is why we pride ourselves on being your…read moreneighbourhood go-to store - 24/7/365. Drop in for all your delicious wants and your tasty needs. We\'re home to everything you would expect from a convenience store and so much more. Every 7-Eleven is home to a Scotiabank.

This Esso gets the job done. Small Timmy's, overpriced touchless car wash, lotto, and Scotiabank…read moreABM - pretty well everything I need to get back on the road. Of course, I prefer Costco gas bar but when I'm in the Fort, this is my stop. 4 stars 'cause you can fuel up with a double double at the same time as your car ;-)

Shell gas stations are constantly out of gas. The least they could do is put up signs to let people…read moreknow.

Great little corner store. Has a gas station with very cheap prices. The store has a small grocery…read moresection. They have Jones Soda and Slushie brand slush machines! International foods and treat. They have a short order grill with some great looking items. I will be back to try some of those. They also do catering. Great little business in a strip mall. KJ Bowl is just a few doors down too!

Went there regularly for propane, gas and diesel for the yard implements, because it's conveniently…read morelocated near my home. Won't be returning. Today I showed up for a propane bottle fill, guy told me it's "too cold to pump propane." I know -25°C isn't too cold, I used to drive a propane powered pickup and I've had more than a few 20lb bottles refilled over the years, all the way down below -35°C.

Cheapest gas in the city? Do I need to say anymore?…read more Well, maybe... You do need to have a Costco membership to purchase gas here. Another positive is that they have the little switch you can flip down to keep pumping so you can get back in the car and attempt to not get frost bite on your bare hands while pumping gas for 5 minutes in -40 degree weather :-) God Bless Costco & Costco Gas. Only one thing would make me happier, okay - 2 things: If Costco Gas was 24 hours AND if they sold Propane at the Costco Gas stations for my BBQ :-) If you're listening up there in the ivory towers, that would be oh so handy Costco Gods!

I'm glad they have a gas location in the north side now. Lineup is not as long as the south side…read morelocation, so wait time is minimal. My only qualm is that there are 3 pumps per each side, so you have to be good with parallel parking if the middle pump is free in your lane. The good thing about Costco is that it doesn't matter which side your fill tank is on because the pump hose can extend to the other side of your vehicle if needed. There's also no windshield wiping supplies at Costco gas pumps, I guess it keeps them efficient, but it's something I expect at any gas station. Otherwise it's an easy self serve with your Costco membership & MasterCard. Plus their gas prices seem to be one of the lowest in town! One suggestion I would make is that if you decide to fill up here, exit at the back of building to avoid the pedestrian traffic & the 2 way stop at the building's front entrance which takes forever to exit from.

This is the ultimate gas station (on the southside that is)! I was passing by one night and saw the…read moresign "Open 24 hours now"- that's a good start. I decided to try it, even though my usual gas station of choice would be Shell. I like how they have new pumps which are entirely blue. It is a nice change from the usual red or black color you see at other gas stations. There are 12 pumps, so a lot of people can be accomodated. I was also impressed that their car wash was also open 24 hours. Few car washes in the city are open for this period of time, granted the temperatures are reasonable. What I was most impressed with was their drive-thru Tim Horton's...also open 24 hours! Sure you can go to the one across the street, but it's very convenient since you're already there. I realize this location will not stay 'new' forever, however there are a lot of convenient services located at one location, making it one of the best Esso's I have been to in the city.

I have to come back and re-review the ProPane Shack. It seems to be hit and miss for customer…read moreservice if you're gonna get your tank filled all the way or just partially which is a real bummer if you drive all the way out here to save money. Also, the smoking of the staff inside the little building is rather unpleasant. Now that we can get our propane filled, rather than exchanged, at Costco, I don't think we'll be making the journey out here anymore. They are still probably the only ones that will help you out if a junk gas station gives you a crappy tank that is too old to read or needs recertification.

Bad experience here , we're supposed to re certify my tank and just literally stamped a date on it.read more