I don't know what the hell this company is trying to pull. I went to visit the sea deals the the…read morestore claims 50% off to 80% off on all products marked down already in store why by anywhere else we can get it so so cheap there?? I googled some of the prices on some of the boxes and I found their charging full price when I asked the lady working about this. She says that's the price they have to charge when I pointed out that she's not giving a discount like written on the front of the store, she said I could buy it there today or I can order it from Amazon and wait two days, everyone that goes to that store to use their cell phone to check their prices when you buy things from a liquidation store it doesn't come with a factory warranty I'm gonna go back in the store today and check out the prices and hopefully I could change these reviews and it was a mistake

From the owner: Welcome to Liquid8 Montreal! Unlike the traditional perception of dark and dingy liquidation…read morestores, we've reimagined the concept entirely. Our store is a vibrant and inviting retail outlet where buyers can discover a treasure trove of big-name brands at remarkable liquidation prices. With a commitment to quality and value, we've flipped the script on conventional expectations. Step into a world where shopping for your favorite brands doesn't break the bank, all within a modern and well-lit environment. Experience a refreshing take on liquidation shopping and find incredible deals in a setting that's as appealing as the prices.

Cornwall Square is the only enclosed mall in Cornwall. It's what one would expect of a mall in a…read moresmall city, the usual chain type stores (like Shoppers Drug Mart, Dollarama, Hallmark, Coles, Showcase, Stokes, Bentley, La Senza) and a small food court with mostly chain restaurants (like Subway, A&W, Tim Hortons). Fashionistas will be very sad. They have matronly places like Northern Reflections and Alia "N" Tanjay. The other stores are Cleo, Garage, Urban Planet, Eclipse, and Maurices. Not the best shopping, IMO. There was a Sears there once upon a time, and the last time I was there the former Sears space was occupied by an auctioneer liquidator and they had lots of clearance stuff ranging from clothes and shoes to housewares and small gadgets. A lot of their items were junky (IMO), but I did see some high end shoe brands like Mephisto, Dansko, Reiker, ART, and El Naturalista going for about $40 or less, but nothing in my freak shoe size 5 unfortunately, but they had lots of "normal sizes" like 7, 8, and 9. It was kind of fun to poke around in that store, but overall, I think the mall is a place for locals to run errands. It's not a shopping destination. There is free parking in the attached parking lot.

It's almost MEAN to kick something when it's down.. mall has very clearly seen far better days…read more Simpsons is gone, CONTINENTAL replaced it; easily one of the worst stores you'll ever step into. Other than a bustling dollar store; it's simple TERRIBLE. Cornwall is not the place you go to shop.

So this Treasure Hunt recently opened up in Cornwall's East Court Shopping Plaza on March 15, 2019…read more The Ides of March! Hopefully no one involved is named Caesar! Lol. Anyway, so I was first introduced to Treasure Hunt at Dixie Mall in Mississauga. It's a big outlet store with everything from clothes and shoes, to toys, housewares, bicycles and tools. In my opinion, a lot of their stuff is junk, but there are hidden gems for those with the time and patience to look. When I was there, they had some Banana Republic dresses for $30. They also had lots of Athleta (the athletic wear brand owned by The Gap) pieces for $4. They also had lots of brands that were of no interest to me though, like George from Walmart and Merona from Target, so I had to wade through those, but hey "treasure hunt" is the name of the game, right? ;) Admittedly, the cool stuff was only in sizes 00-4 and XXS-S, so good for the likes of me, but if you are a larger size, you may not have the same luck. They had lots of discount toys, but most of the boxes were opened or pretty bunged up. I was at the Brockville location a few weeks earlier, and the selection at that store was better in my opinion, and the prices were lower for certain things too. Anyway, if you like outlet/discount/liquidation type stores, then you'll probably like Treasure Hunt. It's definitely not for everyone, lol. Lots of free parking in the plaza.

Brookdale Square is a plaza with big box stores on the outskirts of Cornwall. It has a Winners,…read moreMichaels, SportChek, Marks, PetSmart, Moores, Best Buy, and Sally Beauty Supply. It looks like a typical suburban plaza, a bit sterile and generic. There are no places to eat in the plaza, but there's lots of parking. It's good if you want to go to any of the stores for something specific, but definitely not a place to hang out or shop around.

Why hasn't Baxtroms put the reduced meats back to 50% off instead of leaving it at 30%? Now they…read moreare also freezing 30% reduced meats instead of throwing them out after the expired date.Still price gouging customers after making a statement on TV they would go back to 50% reduced meats. No shame in Loblaws game.

Grocery part is great! beautiful produce, meats and great variety! But…read more... Horrible horrible horrible pharmacy! I know they are separate but I have never been treated so poorly by that place. Only the male pharmacist is nice.... the female pharmacist should lose her job thinking she can speak to people that way. Even the techs seem like they're miserable and that you picking up your prescription is bothersome for them!! Appalling!! Moved my prescriptions and will not go back. Can anyone let me know how to get ahold of corporate??