I was shopping at the store in Chilliwack, British Columbia on July 2, 2024. This incident occurred…read moreat approximately 1830. When going through the self checkout, my husband and I were scanning our groceries with the hand scanner. An associate locked us out of the scanner but claimed it was "needing to be reset". We then moved to another, to restart the transaction. A woman, claiming to be the "head of security", approached us and told us we needed to unload our groceries onto the table. As we didn't have much, and were not bagging our groceries, we didn't see a reason to do this. We're honest shoppers. We scanned every individual item. I explained to her that there would be no purpose to this as we'd just need to put everything back in the cart to bring it to our car as our reusable shopping bags are in the trunk of our car. She then steps in my face, trying to intimidate me, and repeats that she's the "head of security" and it's "Walmart policy". Nowhere in the store is it stated that groceries must be unloaded onto the table next to the scanners. After we scanned all of our groceries, she said nothing, walked away, and locked our kiosk once again. We stood there and were unable to pay for our groceries and were accused of theft. This is completely unacceptable, insulting, and degrading. We have been shopping at Walmart for years. We have never stolen a thing, and never would. We were openly picking up and scanning every item, there was no secrecy or "shadiness" happening when trying to check out. We just wanted to get our groceries and go. We were then forced to walk backwards through the self checkout line up, and wait in line once again for a person to check us out. There were only two open, and the lines were long. We did so without issue, and paid for our $160.00 grocery bill. This interaction left us feeling violated, disgusted, uncomfortable, and angry. How dare we be accused of something like this, with absolutely no cause for concern? I wonder what the reason we were targeted was? I'd be curious to know what about our profiles set off false alarm bells. This needs to be responded to, and rectified. I'm no longer comfortable even entering the store. It's a shame, as it's close to my house and the closest one is now 20 minutes away in Abbotsford.

Walmarts are like major fast food chains worldwide; the same, just different variations…read more This one sells more seafood etc. More things sold in bundles...location, location location. The big thing is it's tax-free with a status card. So, it's worth the look.

The quality of the women's clothing gets worse and worse. I bought a striped blue shirt a few…read moremonths ago that was a loose weave. The lower front fabric pulled away from the band and immediately started to fray terribly. It's taken me hours to try to reset the band. The shirt cost $30 and wasn't worth $5.

Typical Winners set up…read more Lots to choose from. It's a hit and miss if I find a "must have" item.

We were in Harrison Hot Springs for a 3-night stay in mid-December. Some of our favourite stores…read moreto browse and shop in Harrison have been located in this Mall, so it was definitely a place we planned to check out during this stay. Several shops and restaurants located within this Mall definitely 'come and go', as witnessed by our rather frequent visits/stays in Harrison. For us, it has been a shame to see some go, and an often wonder why to see some that come to replace them. I witnessed a change during this stay that was a delight to see. The 'Happy Prospector', which closed its doors to business (out on the highway into Harrison) a good while ago, had now re-located into Harrison, and within this Mall. It is now located in the space previously occupied by 'Dragonfly Gifts'. Had the opportunity to talk with the owner, and wish her well with the endeavours she has planned.

Fields is the perfect department store for Princeton. It has got a selection of everything from…read moreclothes to homewears and groceries. Great seasonal and sales items. Reasonably priced, decent stock and selection, and helpful service staff. I'm a fan and visit practically every time I'm through the area - whether I need something or not.

I like this store, it has a good selection of stuff.. think back to the old days of k-mart or older…read morestyle American dollar stores. It has clothes, food, household items, shoes, you name it.. almost like the salvation army store in new west but way smaller. I enjoy browsing and shopping here, I also stop in whenever I am passing through town. Prices are good and the staff are nice (and leave you alone while you shop)

Back to Jackie's during our recent stay in Harrison - the ladies (Mom & daughter) had fun browsing,…read moreand trying-on things, while I pretended to be interested in such activities!! :-) But I did enjoy my times as well though, chatting with the salespersons present at each visit (nice to see/talk with Ann once again, and meet Darlene and Pat for the first times). The ladies had some successful browsing/shopping: Mom -- a lovely, semi-sheer, colourful (reversible too!!), summer-wear dress, and for daughter -- an attractive, light & colourful, blouse top. Each of their selections got a big "wow, and I like" from me!! Looking forward to summer and seeing them in each!! :-) Fun and enjoyable visits to this fine women's fashion shop in Harrison, and some cool, neat, and 'cool' findings came home!!

I've been to this place quit a few times and found quit a few little jewels. The stuff is cute and…read morereasonably priced and she has some stuff in there for last minute decisions to do stuff like fine dining at the Harrison Resort Hotel or grabbing a swimsuit and sandals to nice fancy hats and all sorts of cute little finds. One thing I appreciated when I've gone there is that she was willing to work out a deal which is always a nice thing about a small business. Her service is friendly and it's a cute little boutique. I check it out every time I'm in town. I recommend checking it out if you're ever in that neck of the woods :))

This mall was looking "old" but has been rejuvenated. Maple Ridge still needs a better mall but…read moreit's got pretty well everything you need in one visit.

I wouldn't necessarily consider this a "mall", but it does have a lot of staple places... grocery…read morestore, liquor store, drug store, cafe. The reason I like this place is they have a small spa that carries my favorite skincare products.

The Asian owners years ago forged friendly relations with me that are unmatched, and to their…read moreimmeasurable credit they even wrote out an outstanding reference letter. The people of Hope will not be forgotten with their close knit small town beliefs and their people were some of the best. They amplified professionalism to a high standard that mirrored my own work ethics. Thank you, miss the friendly smiles and great personalities. Kerwin

I've never seen a Dollar Store with such a wonderful, natural setting!!! It was just across the…read morestreet from where we stayed in Hope recently, and was a must stop for my lady. And she did good ... and was able to catch several paints for her arts & crafts ... and priced lower than here.

While we were passing through town we stopped by the Trading Post to satisfy my curiosity of seeing…read morea place that is a restaurant, convenience store, post office and gas station all in one. It was exactly as my friend described it, because it contained "everything you could want in a hurry" (and if you can wait a little longer, you can always order online or venture into Princeton). They had an impressive selection of snacks, household items, and outdoor hobby items. The prices did feel a smidge higher than average, but I can definitely understand you pay for the convenience. We had already planned lunch with some friends otherwise I would have voted to have lunch at the Trading Post too.

Really it's about not having any other choice in the street that is Tulameen. I stayed at Otter…read moreLake and thank goodness for The Trading Post - it essentially had everything I've needed. Tonight it was sour cream, and they had it. And for $2.50 for a small container - not bad. Some things are overpriced (like the pack of vanilla oreos I got at $5.94), but what do you expect? And they need to make a living too, so it's not a complaint as much as it is an observation. It's a one stop shop with post office, grocery items, vast array of fireworks, restaurant and eating area in the back. And they're very friendly. A note that they're only open till 6 pm usually (8 pm on Fridays).

A pretty big mall that serves the Chilliwack community. You will find London Drugs here and stores…read morelike Cob's Bread to clothing stores. There are plenty of parking here. We were here for breakfast at Cora. Some stores are not connected to the mall. We also visited Starbucks at this mall as well.

Under going renovations with new stores coming in and also updating the looks of most existing…read moreones. Church's Chicken is opening a new outlet there as well, major grocery outlet including SaveOnFoods, Kins Farm Market makes this mall a one stop shop for locals & visitors alike!

We were back to Le Shed again during a recent end-of-September stay in Hope. Daughter and I…read moredropped in during a downtown walkabout the first afternoon of our stay. And then came back with Mom the next day, so she could finally have the opportunity of meeting/chatting with the owner, and seeing her fine shop and offerings, and witnessing her wonderful artistic talents. It was another opportunity for us to see and chat with 'Cindy' (owner/artist), about her current displays, recent restorations, new creations, and some of her future plans, thoughts, and all. Several offerings caught our attention this time, but especially, a large, writing/art-working desk display, and several pieces of furniture she had restored since our last visit. We sure enjoyed seeing the very artistic, creative, and lovely makeovers she had completed with each (desk, side/lamp table, large cabinet, and bureau). Fine pieces, that will make lovely additions to someone's home, studio, or the like. These works, and some others, gave us the opportunity to see a little of what she has been doing, and how she has been experimenting with the 'FAT' brand of paints, and other products, she carries and sells in her shop. We so-enjoyed these visits to 'Le Shed'. With its lovely proprietor, and cool displays of "old things, vintage, and odds & ends" stuff -- for us, a 'must-do' stop in downtown Hope.