Generally I don't go to Wal-Mart for many reasons but if you need to go and you are in driving…read moredistance I would go to this one in Guelph. It's not as busy as your typical Wal-Marts, it's clean, and you don't wait a long time at the check out. I would especially recommend this one if you live in Brampton since the Wal-Mart stores there are overcrowded, dirty, and have bad service. Additionally, this is on a convenient strip in Georgetown where you have other stores and coffee shops as well.

My go to Walmart (only because I live in Georgetown) i don't really have anything good to say about…read moreit. Items are often not stocked on shelves, when you need help you can never find an employee, and they hardly ever have more than a couple registers open. If I can I go to Milton that's my favourite one. I even go there if I have stuff to return cause they are faster.

The size of the shop is good for the current mall. Just as any other bay store, its has two floors…read moreto browse around. The collection is quite good now in all categories from cloths to perfume to makeup to jewellery and it goes on. The have a lot of staff in the makeup area. I like the way how they revamped the The Bay as a brand and resold it to Canadian customer. Its quite big so you will have to search for stuff and if you need something its quite hard to find staff for any help unless you are in the perfume section or makeup section.

The staff are always helpful and the deals are good, if you select carefully…read more Having said that, their finance department is awful. I negotiated a deal, but they consistently refused to honour it and finally I just paid them off all at once. I will never buy anything on credit from them again.

Marshalls is my recent obsession! However, other than slight organisational differences, I still…read morecan't fully explain the difference between Winners. ;) Sections that I love shopping from are: Housewares (candles, looking at furniture), Gourmet Foods (tea/coffee - pretty cheap!, snacks), & Beauty Dept. I can shop at Marshalls without even glancing at the clothing section! This particular Marshalls, however, does NOT have a "Red Carpet" section which consists of designer goods. So based on that sheer difference alone, the Heartland location is much better! Even the shoes at this location were of inferior quality. Even though this location was dead, there was a bit of a wait in the communal line. Only 2 cashiers on duty, but the one who served me was quite friendly!

I was looking for a very very obvious coat / jacket d/t the distinct color. The "other Marshalls"…read morestores (I called a few in the GTA) had no problem looking up the size but, this location said " we no longer do floor checks". Clearly, this store's manager must have cataracts for it was not SAKS or Bloomingdales. Being "uppity" is NOT called for. A simple look down the coat isle was not going to hurt the sales person momentum at 2pm in the day. Future suggestions: 1. Be consistent with other stores. 2. Offer better customer service. Don't get arrogant many stores did e.g. Eatons, Sears, Mexx, Danier, Nine West, etc. 3. Get rid of the manager/ or coat section sale person.

This was my first time going to Giant Tiger and I honestly loved it. I didn't really know what to…read moreexpect, but it ended up being such a fun little store to walk through. The store itself is pretty spacious and well organized. It's not super fancy or anything, but it's clean and easy to navigate, which I liked. They have a mix of everything (clothes, home stuff, snacks, random finds) so you can just walk around and browse for a while. What really stood out to me was how many dupes they had. I had seen a video online highlighting all the cool things they sell at Giant Tiger and so I was influenced to go check it out. However, I wasn't expecting to see so many cool items. There were so many items that reminded me of more expensive brands, but for way cheaper! Prices overall are really reasonable, and you can definitely find some solid stuff if you take your time looking around. It's one of those places where you go in for one thing and end up finding a bunch of random things you didn't even know you needed. The staff were also so nice and useful in helping me find items around the store! Overall, I had a really good first experience. I'd definitely go back again just to see what else I can find.

This particular Giant Tiger is not very well stocked if they keep a deal on tomatoes there will be…read morea handful to attract ppl to the store where I drove about 9 km to get an item on sale which is never available on 2 occasions the sale items are not there Hoping ppl would drive there and get other stuff They are not well stocked they such little groceries I had to ask where is the grocery section and they pointed at a under stocked section So no I'm definitely not going there no sale nothing can take me there

I've lived in Georgetown for over 40 years. It's not until my daughter married a black man that I…read morebegan to understand how visible minorities get treated. Unfortunately Canadian Tire Georgetown is no exception. All of the full time staff are local Georgetown residents, and white. The store associates practices 2 different c/s standards. One standard for the white residents which they personally know, and another standard for everyone else. My daughter worked at this Canadian Tire a few years ago, and she can confirm first hand how people are treated. For example, if you're one of the older white demographic in the town you'll get much more preferential treatment than the unknowns. Full time store associates in this location have an attitude toward customers, specifically they do not enjoy or welcome interaction. Unless you're a local, and white of course they'll brush you off. On many occasions these same F/T store associates will assist known locals by spending an extraordinary amount of time not only showing them where the item is located, but even engaging in casual conversation while other 'unknown' customers wait to be assisted. Only to be given attitude and brushed off. My son in-law and I did a little experiment to prove this. On the same day we both visited the store at different times. We asked the exact same associate for assistance concerning the same item in the weekly flyer. I was escorted to the isle and provided with great assistance which included reviewing the product instructions, casual talk about the weather, and an invitation to receive any further assistance if I required it. When my son in-law visited the store a couple hours later, that same associate brushed him off by telling him she's not in that specific dept, and told him to go to the dept and find an associate in that dept there. When my son in-law returned back to the same associate who brushed him off, to advise he couldn't find anyone around in the dept. she told him the best thing to do is to go to c/s service so they could page someone. There is obviously a 2 tiered level of service in this store, and as a result I have chosen to drive to Milton Canadian Tire instead of going to Georgetown because I entirely despise systemic racism of any sort. Canadian Tire Georgetown better realize a large portion of new residents moving into the southern part of the town are minorities, and they are very nice family oriented people. For Canadian Tire Georgetown to mistreat newcomers to the town in this manner is completely unacceptable.

Okay, I've been here more times than I care to admit in the past month (10 and counting)…read more Staff here are incredibly helpful and will happily approach you to ask if you need assistance (and in my case, call me ma'am despite me not necessarily feeling like a 'ma'am', but I digress.) vast contrast from the Newmarket or even Brampton location(s). To prove that this kind of a customer service isn't a one-off, we went here twice during the Black Friday weekend and both times we were still asked by enthusiastic staff if there was anything they could help us find. We buy all of our cleaning products from Canadian Tire as they carry pretty much the entirety of the Method cleaning product line up, plus, they're actually surprisingly reasonably priced. I've yet to have an unenjoyable shopping experience and I'll definitely be here come Boxing Day to stock up on Christmas decorations for next year.

Walmart s are generally very customer friendly stores but this one is different and disappointing…read morewent there evening of Feb 2nd 2020 Was here Sunday evening and walked in without talking the cart As soon as we went in we realized and tried to go out An Indian lady an employee was standing there and was rude as to why we couldn't bring in before we explained we didn't realize but she wouldn't stop there till we said yes and does she want an apology ? When she was fine The store was messy with things thrown around the floor like paper and stuff and not very well organized like the other Walmart stores The lady at the entrance actually ruined my experience and. then the disorganized and messy store We did pick up our stuff and headed for home but not a very good experience

Good store, convenient for me I live just around the corner. Not sure what's with all the negative…read morereviews, it's a Walmart...what do people expect it's not a Holt Renfrew your shopping at. Good hours 7am - 11:00pm

I purchased a pair of wireless, noise cancelling headphones that were defective. It happens. No big…read moredeal. I took it to Canadian Tire (Shoppers World) and asked for my money back. The manager said, "The package is open, the product is defective, and we cannot resell it. Give him a store credit." I was stunned. Unless I missed some major new scientific breakthrough, I am pretty sure a person has to open a product package in order to see it and try it. Am I wrong? And another thing - why is it my fault that the product is defective and they cannot sell it. I was told, "That is our return policy." And that was it. He shut me down. Very clever store policy. It is crafted to favour them and screw us. I took the store credit. I'll spend it. And then? I will never, EVER shop at Canadian Tire EVER again. Great job! Now I know why people call it 'Crappy' Tire.

This is a huge Shoppers World Brampton store and it has pretty well has anything that you can think…read moreof from automotive, gardening, kitchen and bathroom, painting, sporting goods, small furniture, and I can go on and on. There also automotive services from purchasing and installing tires, to engine diagnostics and repair. I've never had to bring my vehicle here so I can't rate that area. One thing for sure, SO MANY SALE SIGNS! It feels like a third of this place is stocked with items that have been discounted...some as much as 75%! Lots of bins loaded with eye-popping deals. If you take the time look at comparable products and prices within a department, you may be able to get something with more features than an item that's on sale; smart shoppers know this! I didn't have to interact with staff on the floor but they seemed helpful with others. Don't forget to sign up for the Triangle Rewards program before going to checkout. I was able to quickly walk back into the main part of the SWB mall.

It was once my go to place for my infants clothes is now a total disaster. They do-not have…read morecollections , no new stuff or variety. Looks like they are at a verge of closure

A huge location! Love coming to a winners/ home sense combo. It's like going treasure hunting for a…read moregood deal or something amazing on clearance. It seemed to be kept fairly tidy (as much as you can given there's 100+ people in there just rummaging through things and leaving timmies cups everywhere). Check out was really fast and staff all seemed really nice and helpful. my only note - as with ALL WINERS - please vacuum your change rooms. It's so gross to be changing and then just watching giant dust bunnies rolling around everywhere. Every stall had them. It doesn't take much to buy a light vacuum and do a quick clean 1-2 times throughout the day.