My first impression of this store is that it is big and full of discounted items. There is a wide…read morevariety of merchandise here. This store has furniture, clothing, household cleansers, appliances, food, toys, and more.My mom bought a handheld massager. She didn't have to wait in line to pay and she said the cashier was nice. The staff were about to have a fire drill so we booted it out of there before we would have to participate. I didn't spend a long time here but next time I'll probably leave with something. You definitely need time to look through all the things.

St. Albert Walmart is a Walmart Supercentre moderate in size…read more They offer self-scan shopping with a portable scanner as well as online order with curbside pickup. Clothing is a staple here for my little ones - the shoe/clothing guarantee for selected brands has been a great perk when the Velcro strap pulls off of my son's shoe for example. Grow with me socks (that stretch an extra size) are my son's fave and the $4 leggings are a dream for my daughter who seems to think she needs one in every colour. Produce is okay but not my go to. Meat is the same. Toiletries prices are among the lowest here. Kiddo you section is decent but clearance prices are often only 10-20% off. If you go to the Edmonton Stony Plain Walmart you'll find the same toy on clearance for half price. Bakery gives cookies to smiling children. This location has a McDonald's inside and a salon as well. The carts now require a loonie which drives me bonkers but what can you do? Walmart Great Value products are exactly what their namesake claims and will be a staple in my household for years to come. Probably the best thing about Walmart is that it can be a one stop shop - so if carting kids in and out of car seats is a nightmare or winter driving has got you down, at least you can come here and get groceries, toiletries, pet food, household goods, and clothes for your ever growing children done in one stop! And if need be, a coffee for mom and a Happy Meal for the kidlets, too.

Get things for cheap and good selection and inventory is not too bad depending what day of the week…read moreyou you go.

St Albert Centre has recently undergone renovations adding a wing/hallway and modernizing…read more The new look from the outside is much more esthetically pleasing - Winners in particular is quite attractive from the outside now. My tween daughter lives that Ardene's is now giant and in the old Winners location. Best addition was the rethinking of the Primary Care Network here which makes these invaluable mental and physical health resources much more accessible to the public. The food court continues to be utterly disappointing - ever since Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory left, there's not much for me to get excited over. There's quite a few empty or still under renovation spots in the mall as well. I think fellow Yelper, Joy K. accurately portrayed the Black Friday event in her review so I won't go into as much detail but I will say that it was a huge disappointment and they changed the program or the event specifics AFTER tickets had already been sold. There were no special deals for the attendees only and people waited in line more than 30 minutes to get into the roped off area for a glass of sparkling fruit juice, chocolate, charcuterie board, and to fill out the ballots for giveaways. Nothing was as originally advertised and left a really bad taste in my mouth for both the misrepresentation (almost bait & switch) and then the extremely poor customer service. Overall, there's been some positive design updates to St. Albert Centre but there's a lot of room left for improvement. 2 stars on Yelp is described as "Meh, I've experienced better" on their ratings guidelines and that would most definitely be the case here.

Great shopping centre on St.Albert Trail have expanded the number of stores since Target left…read moreCanada after 2 years. Finally a Tim Hortons in the food court. St. Albert Kitchen has being here for 20+ yrs. St.Louis Bar and Grill and Bulk Barn on the outside of the mall.

I just read the review below and had to respond. I too was a lucky grand prize winner of a 500.00…read moreshopping spree at the gala night about 5 years ago. The girls in the cosmetics and perfume dept. put on a great party and their husbands actually serve the drinks to everyone volunteerly. If you were there NIIkka , you would would have received a great evening out and pampered by all the great girls who work so hard to put this together. Your ungrateful comments and bad attitude is rude to say the least. The manager graciously set me up with a great sales rep that helped me spend my 500.00 and I ended up with over 1000.00 worth of gifts because it was bay day. She was there for 3 hours and was very patient and helpful. The manager was great too. If your attitude and maturity was different, you may find that people will treat you differently .

I came here earlier to redeem my $500 gift certificate which i won at the bay gala last nov 2015, i…read morecalled a few days before to set an appointment with the sales associate since they told me to call ahead of time before coming in but when i got there nobody would want to accompany me because the manager said it's their busiest day and nobody can accommodate me. And must I say that Manager is so rude! If you ever come across him at this The bay location, beware of him! He asked me to call the number that he gave the night I won the prize so i can make an appointment again with her but tried calling the number it didnt work and i tried it for the whole day and still didnt work. I dont even know if he gave the right number. But yeah some of the employees there were nice except that terrible manager. That was probably the most horrible experience i had, ever! Nobody would want to be told that they can't accompany you and yet how many employees do they even have?? Geez! I even booked this day off at work just to come and redeem this piece of shit but what did i get in return?? A fucking rude ass manager!! His name is Barry btw!! So frustrated!

I've been moderately aware of this store for quite some time. I believe it began in Grandin Mall. I…read moreknow for certain it was in what used to be Village Tree Mall which was torn down and converted into Village Landing. But I have to say this store has survived and is now located near Sobey's in St. Albert. It's got its own strip mall space. I admire it simply for it's staying power. The clothing has improved somewhat over the years. I've browsed it a few times in the past and thought I'd see what they've got now. They still have lots of bejeweled articles of clothing which I am not a fan of. Still the demographic of this shop doesn't include my age group, more like double that. So, what's better now? They carry Jones New York which I thought was pretty impressive. This store seems to cater more to retired women. A good sign though was that the clearance racks are where the bulk of the polyester was. So maybe that's a sign of things to come.

Flash Fashion offers a wide variety of styles, brands and price points…read more The owner is amazing at finding items that suit each individual. Everything that she has recommended has fit well and looked great, even though I may not have picked these items off the rack myself. Flash is my go to for everything from casual to dressy.

Only rating this based on the store and not the service department (though I've heard more horror…read morestories about that part from many people). Out of all 4 Canadian Tires stores I've gone to (northeast, northwest and downtown), this is the only one I have found to always have items I'm looking for in stock. As well, it seems to be more cleaner and cluttered than the other ones. I find for home improvement things they sometimes have better prices than Home Depot or Lowe's, just have to shop around.

On November 9, 2024, at approximately 3:30, I was driving from North of Edmonton through St.Albert…read more About an hour into my drive, my vehicle's low coolant warning light came on. I stopped at Mr. Lube in St.Albert , where the manager informed me that my vehicle requires a specific coolant they did not carry. He directed me to the nearby Canadian Tire, and instructed me to pull up in front of the service bay doors, go inside, and ask for assistance. I followed those instructions and arrived at the Canadian Tire. I parked directly in front of the service bay doors, with no vehicles in front of or behind me. My vehicle remained running because it was cold outside. I locked the doors and my 13-year-old son remained inside. The service door was approximately 10 feet away. I went inside, spoke to an employee, purchased the coolant, and returned outside. At that moment, I discovered that my vehicle was gone. I believed someone had stolen my vehicle with my child inside. Approximately 15 seconds later, my vehicle came driving around the side of the building at speed, operated by a male Canadian Tire employee. He parked the vehicle in a stall. I ran to the vehicle, and the man told me "it wasn't a big deal." I told him that it was extremely serious and that I had not given anyone permission to enter or operate my vehicle. My son told me that the employee coaxed him into unlocking the door, asking him "where's your dad?" and saying we couldn't park there. My son told the employee I had just gone inside to get help. My son repeated to the employee that he did not want to move the vehicle and the employee yelled out to other technicians that he didn't want to move the car because there was a child inside. According to my son, multiple staff members encouraged the employee to "just move it." After the employee told me it wasn't a big deal while waking away from my car, I followed him inside and asked to speak with a manager. I spoke to the service manager Named Peter, who admitted they moved my vehicle because it was "blocking their bay," despite the fact that: I did not authorize entry or operation of my vehicle I never gave them my keys My vehicle was not obstructing any moving vehicles My minor child was locked inside No emergency or danger existed The service advisor Nadine also laughed at me when I was visibly shaking and upset. This incident involved: Unauthorized entry and operation of my vehicle Removal and control of a vehicle with a minor inside without consent Coercion of a minor to unlock a vehicle Negligent operation of a motor vehicle Severe emotional distress for both me and my son I am requesting that this incident be formally documented. I am willing to provide witness statements, contact information, and follow-up details as needed. I left a voicemail for Peter's boss Guy, never got a call back. I called and spoke to the store manager who listened to what took place told me he would do an investigation and get back to me haven't heard back from anyone. This is extremely serious and illegal and no one at a store level seem to care. I am escalating this situation as high as possible! Highly unacceptable!

It's definitely one of my favourite stores! They have very…read moreunique and interesting outfits! I especially like their selections of shirts and jackets. Never like their shoe collection (maybe too old to find them appealing) Customer service is always good and I never noticed any issues in that area! In general some items may be pricey but again, unique and cool things that I can find there, are the reason I always go back there!

Simons is pretty cool. Their product is not that expensive. Calgary has a location downtown other…read morethen that you have to go to Edmonton. The store is super big. They don't just sell their own products but other brands as well. I like shopping here. Its like a smaller and not expensive version of Bay

My friend and I came to the bay to browse around in our free time on the weekend. We end up being…read moreharassed by a lady I believe is named Marley or something similar. She cane up to us every 2 minutes asking if we needed anything in a rude tone. Then as we continue browsing we hear her talk on her radio about us, giving the employees our location in the store. She obviously thought we were stealing or up to not good. We were VERY frustrated and felt uncomfortable to be in the store. We left and complained later on the phone.

I visited the Cosmetic/Fragrance department while gift shopping. With only a few simple questions…read moreanswered about who I was buying for and what they were like, the staff was able to select fragrances for everyone on my list. I found their knowledge about their counter to be remarkable. They were courteous, friendly and professional. It was the easiest gift shop experience I ever had. They even packaged them up beautifully, complete with gift receipts. The best part of the whole experience was when the gifts were being opened. EVERY choice made by Laurie, Cheryl and their staff was perfect. I was a super hero, looking like I had Knew them so well that I got every gift right. And it was all thanks for the Fragrance Counter at Hudsons Bay in St Albert.

I found the Instagram account for tattered rose, and contacted the owner about buying her beautiful…read moreclothing. the owner was very helpful and friendly. she helped me choose a coat and a dress, that she mailed to me here in Ontario. I was very very pleased with her choice, and the quality of the garments. I hope to visit her store in person one day as her displays on Instagram look amazing. Thank you so much for your help.

As a vintage enthusiast, I've read reviews of Tattered Rose for the last year and been dying to…read morecheck it out. It's not in an area that I pass by often but I has an appointment nearby and as I was parking I spotted the sign. Luckily I was 20 mins early, giving me the perfect place to kill time! The store is underneath some apartments but tokes over half of the ground level by the looks of it. A fantastic big space, filled from top to bottom with vintage treasures. The owner does a great job creating cute corners highlighting furniture, decor, ornaments and clothing. I immediately wished I had more time to browse! The clothing is divided into rails of amazing dresses from the Victorian era and more. The underskirt section was unreal and made me wanna dress like a steam punk to my meeting. So cool. Lots of eclectic and romantic bits for a vintage wedding. Just wonderful.