I had one of my most traumatizing experiences at this location when I went to buy a handful of fish on their BOGO weekend. I told the guy in the fish section how many fish I wanted and he asked his Manager if she could help him, but she insisted that he had to do it on his own so that he would learn how to do it properly. I watched as this nervous teenager tried to catch several fish while obviously having little to no experience with it. He kept squishing them up against the glass of the tank as he tried to trap them in the net. When he finally caught one, he would slam the net into a tiny container and shake it vigorously to get the fish loose. Keep in mind he did this every time he caught a new fish, so the fish that were already in the container had this net getting slammed into them and shaken around. At one point, he looked into the container and realized he killed some of the fish in there, so he just pulled them out with his hand and threw them down. Another person came to help him, as I watched this horror show for half an hour with very little progress was being made. I offered to help them, as it was unbearable to watch all these fish being murdered from carelessness, but they refused to let me do it. I couldn't watch any longer so I distracted myself watching the bettas while they finished getting me my fish. Finally they had them all in bags and walked me to the front of the store. As we were walking to the front I noticed that one of the fish was the wrong kind, so the employee had to go back to get the right kind. As I was waiting, having PTSD flashbacks of what I just witnessed, I looked in the bag with the other fish in it, and realized that there were fish in the bag they were about to sell me that were squished and dead. How can anyone treat living animals like they don't matter. How can you take so many lives in under an hour and not even care? The worst part of all of this?? It was the SECOND TIME I went through this, at this specific location, with different staff!!! I Don't care if we're in Alberta and keeping staff is hard. People who are responsible for living things need proper training before they get put on the sales floor. FISH LIVES MATTER!! read more