Winners is a weird store. Not weird as in bad, just weird as in I either go to Winners and want to…read morebuy everything or I go in, and want to buy nothing and leave disgusted. My most recent visit to Winners in Leduc was scenario A (want to buy everything). Winners is a discount store (so they say) that has deals on a wide variety of products from clothes to cosmetics to accessories to home decor to candy to toys. I've been to several Winners before and sometimes the deals are really awesome, but other times the Winners price isn't that great of a deal. It kind of depends on what you're looking for, and on the original retail price of the item your looking at. I just say this because it's easy to look and go "omg 50% off" and want to buy everything, but not everything is that great of a deal. That being said I do generally like Winners. I don't usually find much in the clothing department, just because their plus size selection is limited to one rack, but I always like browsing the accessories and the purses and handbags at Winners. The have some random brands I don't recognize, but then ones I do like Guess. On my last visit, I found a nice, basic gray over the shoulder purse that is perfect for traveling, and it was only $25, which seems like a great deal to me. I also really like browsing the home department section at Winners because they have cool home decor stuff, but it isn't just double decker bus figures and Buddha statues, there's more practical home stuff. Case in point the 6 pack fo wooden hangers for pants that I got. Winners can be quite busy, particularly on weekends or after holidays, but Leduc's Winners is nice. It's a decent size (not quite as big as some of the ones in Edmonton) and it's always clean and well organized. The staff are pretty friendly, and even when being the 15th person in line for the checkout counter it doesn't take too long to check out. I don't always shop at Winners, but I generally like it when I do.

They have cheep brand name clothes just got Levi's puma and Adidas all for 30$ they have clothes…read morethat are in trend for cheap 10 out of 10 recommend

I came here with my toddler who had worn out some shoes and wasn't yet big enough for any of the…read morehand-me-down shoes that we already had kicking around. This was the first time my toddler went shopping for shoes in an actual shoe store. We were quite pleased that there were multiple options (and also pleased about the buy one pair get one half off promotion that was going at the time). We were greeted by the staff upon our entrance and they pointed out where the toddler shoes were which was lovely. I went and checked the sale racks but none were available in the toddler's size which was fine, as there were so many great pairs to try. The toddler ended up picking out two pairs of shoes (one that lit up! and another very fun pair too!) and we were able to check out quickly and got a nice backpack/bag to carry them in. I liked how the staff were so kind to the kid and that they were so helpful. I personally find Skechers comfortable so I probably ought to come shop here someday for myself too as I'm all out of closed toed casual but work appropriate flats... but perhaps that's an adventure for the fall or at least for another day.

Skechers is my all time favourite brand. I buy 2 - 3 pairs of various styles throughout the year…read more I was excited to learn of this factory outlet. What a joke. There were no other customers in the store when I walked in, and there were two staff members working. Nobody acknowledged my presence for the entire 20 minutes that I was looking around. Nobody asked if I needed any help. Nothing. It was like I wasn't there. I found the selection to be much smaller than other Skechers stores, and prices were no different. It is nice to have something like this in the capilano area, where shopping options are limited, but I was hoping for better. I left with nothing.

Edmonton's second location, located in South Common! If you…read morehaven't ventured to the north side location, be sure to drop by this one. The space is slightly larger than north's, but I found that it carried less kitchen ware. They offer most items ranging from $2-15. Lots of cute stuffies and random asian goodies.

What a cute little chain. Went in on Saturday night before closing and the store was clean and well…read morestocked. I had never been to a MiniSo before but heard a lot about them. Lived up to the hype. They have everything you'd need to accessorize your home or bedroom. Soft plush stuffed animals and kids toys. Underwear and slippers. All sorts of electronic odds and ends. Grabbed a some slippers and a portable battery charger for my phone.

Came here the day after Black Friday and there was still a huge crowd and lots of great deals on…read morekids and family Christmas presents. I was able to find a great puzzle for my mom, a family game, novelty socks, swishmallow, and a nail polish set. All for under $40, I was very it impressed. One of the coolest things was they had an open pathway to Homesense which is located next door. But you could walk between either store and make a purchase at one side or the other. What a great idea!

Came to Marshalls the day after the grand opening…read more They are now a combo with Winners and HomeSense and their loyalty card points program reflects the same. They had some good deals on items like Roxy backpacks for $29.99 (I uploaded pics) and a shoe section that beats Winners handsdown (more like shoe warehouse). I uploaded lots of pics of shoes, too - of course! The toy section and home section were pretty small but that's okay 0- that's what Winners and HomeSense are for. They offer designer handbags ranging from $200 for a clutch right up to $900 (and of course, you got it - more pics!). Overall, the store felt 50% stocked - LOTS of space between aisles and it would appear they need to double their inventory. Expect the prices and quality to be inline with Winners and definitely worth a trip to wander around but nothing to write home about. Wish I could give them 3 stars - better than average but not quite in the 4 category to me.

This is really an outdoor mall but they kept one building in the middle where the library can be…read morefound, a TD bank and an Alberts. The outdoor side of things is pretty standard with a Walmart, Winners, Dollarama and Ardene's etc. I come here quite a bit to pick up some shopping but never consider it a mall. The indoor part is hard to find, I was driving around and around trying to find the library! The day I went inside was Sunday and was delighted to see a mini farmers market on the go. It's really small but it has all the things you go to the larger markets for. I was impressed and will head there on a Sunday for my vegges instead of venturing to Whyte Ave and scrambling for parking! I heard form my last visit to Edmonton Public Library that they will be closing this location down so I wonder what will happen to this remaining building after they move out?

After the pleasant surprise that was Kingsway Garden Mall last week, I actually had high hopes when…read moreI went out of my way to visit Capilano. I had never been before Friday so I had no idea what I was in form. While WEM is famous, Kingsway is a secret gem, and Southgate is gaining fame as a great mall too, Capilano has been left behind. The "food court" only has 4 or 5 food options and few tables. The most on-trend womens' clothing store is Smart Set, which, while not bad, is never my first choice. I came for a massage at Makami College located in the mall, but I didn't take too much time to stick around post-rub. Not much to see here, folks.

I had an issue at another location and went here to get contact info to file a complaint. The staff…read morehere were very friendly and pleasant to deal with. The store is clean and well stocked. The store manager is very friendly and helpful and was able to help with my questions. They don't have a post office in this location, but otherwise great customer service.

Oh gosh how nice it is to set foot into a brand new Shoppers Drug Mart location! We arrived for the…read moregrand opening on December 3, 2022 to the finally opened location (in the former Sawmill restaurant location in Capilano Mall), and we weren't disappointed. Not only did their grand opening include goody bags for the first 100 customers through the doors starting at 8am when they opened (they're open from 8am-10pm daily) and they also had a lovely contest to win between 750-4500 PC Optimum points for customers between 8am-2pm on opening day. The store itself is well-lit, well-stocked, and has a beautifully laid out pharmacy location. I was quite pleased during our walk around the space. Not only did they have a great selection of everything from beauty items to Squishmallows but there's a decent selection of grocery and electronics too! My partner was really pleased to see some of the gaming systems in stock for example as I know some of them are pretty hard to find right now! We'll certainly be back.

Excellent no questions asked return policy. Very helpful employees in the store, helping you locate…read moreitems. Quality food items. Many special offers. One drawback can be that there is no guarantee that one of your favourite items still will be offered next time.

I've only been to this particular Costco once but it is a nice new one. The parking lot seemed a…read morebit more awkward than most and there were obstacles blocking some of the far off parking spots but otherwise our trip here was pretty standard for a Costco shopping trip. We found what we were seeking and had a lovely shopping trip in general. I find that every time I visit a new-to-me Costco location, I spot some stuff that I either never see at my normal location or that my normal location simply doesn't carry and that is a lovely perk. We were shopping later in the day on a Saturday than we normally do do I can't really tell if this location is any busier than our preferred spot or anything but it was a good trip.

I like the future of this place, but someone has to really check the entrances and the exits to the…read morebusinesses before major accidents appear. The circle on the way to the cinema, the four way stop by the MacDonald's, the exit near the Opa's to name a few. And the visibility because of some of these bushes is limited, the possibility for accidents is great.

I have now had two visits to Jayden's Salon at Manning Centre and am pleased to say that this will…read morebe my go to salon in the future. The staff is friendly and very capable. I was made to feel welcome and was treated to the most delightful head massage ever. But to the basics....they know how to cut and style hair and are meticulous about their work. The salon is clean and welcoming.