From snacks to kitchen supplies, to beautiful notebooks that I cannot stop buying, Dollarama ROCKS!…read more The prices are great, and the quality of most of the things that are sold here are pretty good too. My favourite things to purchase other than notebooks include office supplies, calendars, birthday or special occasion cards, and chocolates and gum. They also sell kids toys that seem pretty cool, and also material for arts and crafts. Definitely worth swinging by if you're looking to save a few bucks!

I'm so glad Giant Tiger is here! It's nice to have a Canadian brand to shop at. And GT offers good…read moreprices. They sell everything from clothing to food; filling the niche left by the departure of Target and others, stamping it with Canadian branding. They don't always have everything, such as they do occasionally sell yarn, but they don't always have it, and when they do it's not always the same types. I will continue to drop in here, when I can.

I wish they had giant tiger in the city. It's smaller than…read morebig box and has a charm, uniqueness. Staff is friendlier, and the selection is quirky at times.

I have friends that swear by Giant Tiger and I came by here to check them out previously. They have…read morea pretty good selection of everyday items around the store. Previously, I've come in here for some scrub bottoms in the height of the pandemic (when most stores were closed), and was happy with the quality and price for the scrubs. They bottoms didn't have silver imbued into the cotton fibres (as an antimicrobial feature) as some other brands do, but I just needed something urgently. Recently, I've been looking for a holiday sweater for a long, long time and I found one! I think the quality is okay; I'm not sure how long it will last. I'm happy that I found something that I can rock this holiday season (with bells on the sweater too!). :D

Love this store hope it never closes love the products and pricing. I especially love the grocery…read moresection great selection

The younger male pharmacist needs a serious attitude adjustment. Rude, arrogant, passive…read moreaggressive, misogynistic bs. If you don't like working with the public, especially women, find a new career. The female pharmacy assistants try to make up for him. The location is convenient and the prices are fair, so we stay, while at the same time try avoid him. Unpleasant.

The cashier's there are very friendly and know what they are doing and they sometimes give me a…read morefree vag if I forget to ask for one before there done with scanning in your purchases

Tip: This business is online and specializes in quality nail wraps…read more I've been using nail wraps for a few years now. I like them over nail polish because the latter takes what feels like forever to dry, even when using a nail fan to dry the polish. My favourite nail wrap brand is Dashing Diva. I used to buy them at Winners, but they are no longer available at the stores that I frequent regularly. I liked the cheaper prices at Winners. Shoppers Drug Mart has a couple of Dashing Diva styles that go for $14 and I refuse to buy them at that price. When I do visit the States, TJ Maxx has Dashing Diva products. I tend to stock up before I return home. Long story short, I have been trying to find an online business that specializes in quality nail wraps like Dashing Diva. I have finally found Peachy Peach Nails that fits all criteria. Quality. Lasts for at least two weeks. Cute designs. Prices that don't break the bank. The bonus? It's a Canadian business that hails from London, Ontario. Yay! This place has a decent selection of nail wrap designs. Each set of nails wraps goes for $5, which is highly affordable. You get 18 wraps in each set. I find that they are long enough that you can use one for two nails, such as your pinky finger's nail. If you buy four sets, you get a fifth for free, which feels like getting away with nail wrap murder. I placed my order and it got to me within five business days through Canada Post. Pretty good! I liked all the stickers on the envelope containing my order. I also got some shiny stickers. It's like this business knew me well for years. My laptop has stickers all over its clamshell case. What wowed me the most was a handwritten message, thanking me for my order. I am a sucker for personalized, handwritten messages. It was such a nice, thoughtful touch. My order came with a sample pack to practise prepping my nails, sticking the wraps on, filing them down, and admiring them. I also got a nail file and a cuticle stick that proved helpful. I tried the sample wraps and love them. The thickness is impressive. They go on smoothly. They file off nicely. I love them. Peachy Peach Nails has how-to videos on its online site. I have watched both the application and removal videos of their wraps. I have learned so much! I have been using a top coat to have my wraps last a lot longer. The site recommends not using Quo because it will shrink the wraps. I love Quo's top coat. Luckily, I ran out of it recently, so I won't use it on these wraps. The best time to apply the wraps is before going to bed. It allows the wraps to set and you won't be washing your hands while you sleep. For years, I tend to do my nails on a Sunday afternoon, after I'm done cooking up a storm and washing my hands like crazy. Although I don't wash my hands for a few hours, I have had to change my routine to doing them before I hit the sack. I love the nail wrap styles. Pandas. Rainbows and clouds. Cats. A dreamy purple pattern. Watercolours with glitter. Each style is so different. They are all so pretty and nice. It was wonderful to have found this business. I'm a fan. (352)

We didn't spend a lot of time in the warehouse, but we saw that even though it was busy during the…read morelong weekend, it was clean and tidy. There were three employees working in the checkout line we were in. There was the cashier, an employee packing up the shopping cart, and the other employee chatting up customers and offering to get boxes. We had lunch at the food court. It only took a few minutes for our food to be ready after ordering at one of the kiosks. The downside was that there weren't as many tables as I've seen at other Costco locations.

I saw a painting I liked at a local business as asked where it was from. Wandered here to see if it…read morewas still for sale and the gallery owner, Diny, went to the business and pulled it off the wall to show it to me personally! It is a small gallery but Diny knows everything about what she has in stock. Plus she will hold items for you (so no one else can grab them), come to your house to hang them properly and even lets you "live with the painting" to see if you really like it. I ended up being here for over an hour chatting and searching her stuff. A great experience.

We have bought 3 paintings from Diny at Artisan's Alley over the years and are about to buy two…read moremore. Though we now live in Toronto, we bought our first two after browsing in her London gallery on two different occasions. She has tons of paintings of various styles and in sizes from 12"x12" to 72x72" and probably bigger. Prices also obviously vary by size and artist, but I doubt you'll get a better deal elsewhere than from Diny. I've seen some pieces at other galleries by artists she works with and she's been able to get it for me at a much better price point. Service is exceptional. She'll come to your house and hang art so you can live with it for a week or two before pulling the trigger on purchasing. She'll bring other works you might be interested in to see how they work in your space. She's got a great eye for what will suit. I'm hoping to check out the new gallery the next time I'm in London even though these latest two purchases will fill our walls for now. Check her gallery out, you won't regret it!