I give this rating because of the pharmacist. We are from the US. My daughter has a chronic medical…read morecondition and the pharmacist was able to help us with her prescription while other pharmacies were not helpful - she was a life saver. The store itself is very limited when it comes to groceries so I took off one star for that.

Diane at the front doors was the best greeter I've had in ages. So kind, so friendly with fiery red…read morehair, that girl is the best! It is very refreshing to still meet people like that in this day and age and in this pandemic! She deserves a raise forsure. Thanks for being you Diane!!! -love your fave Breast Cancer Society gals

If you plan on just looking around the store, don't bother even thinking about it the fat blonde…read morechick who hasnt Seen her toes in her life will kick you out for virtually nothing (ive seen it happen many times), she appears to be quite rude to not only the customers but the student employees working, same with the male manager I've seen quite often yelling at his student employees For $13.25 an hour. They don't bother to fully train them because My son was barely trained when he was working on the floor and they used that to almost hold leverage on him by threatening to fire him due to messing up on things he was never taught. I would not work here and would advise anyone who's thinking about it that it is not worth working with the toxic management.

Great experience with Canadian Tire in Hinton, Alberta. Our RV broke down outside of Jasper…read moreProvincial Park, we were certain it was our fuel pump. A very nice employee took time from their busy schedule to trouble shoot first thing in the morning (even though they originally thought it would be at least two days) and found that it was just a loose battery cable, saving us over $500. Honest, courteous and compassionate service.

Great pricing, great gear, nothing was crappy. Fitting was fast and efficient. 100% recommend.read more

I used to ski -- a lot -- but that was more than two decades ago. My dear wife and I decided to…read morerekindle our relationship with Marmot's powder this year and given that my gear was long since given away, I was put into the unenviable position of renting equipment. "Unenviable" because my rental shop memories were of poorly set up, beat-to-hell ancient skis and boots that kind of, sort of fit. No longer. Strolling down Connaught Drive we decided to step into "Skis Please" and were immediately met with a friendly, enthusiastic staff. A quick glance at their boot rack revealed that this shop doesn't lend out garbage: the Rossignol Alias 100 boots were 2015 models and are considered "performance" equipment (an assessment I'll wholeheartedly agree with!). The skis were equally modern: no double-plank wanks here: proper convex hourglasses for all levels of skier are available, and all are in good kit. The tech who set up both our downhill and cross-country sets gets a special thank you from us: despite a constant flow of renters, she took the time to ensure we had perfectly fitting gear (again, the boots were better and more comfortable than anything I raced with 20+ years ago) and everything was set up flawlessly. Having great gear to rent is important, and "Skis Please" has that more than covered but even more critical is a great staff, and everyone we dealt with at the shop fit this criteria and more. They were efficient, friendly, extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. As of now we won't consider any other rental outlet when we're in Jasper. Thanks, SP!