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  1. Dollarama - 4500 Blackfalds Xing Way Suite 110

    4500 Blackfalds Xing Way Suite 110, Blackfalds AB T0M 0J0

    3.6 Good 49 reviews

    “Was in the store today around 130 and the older lady working the till was Amazing. She was so helpful always smiling . Had a great conversation as she bagged my goodies for me . I might add she knows how to fill a bag. Sure wish more store clerks were like her. She just gets people. I sure hope she see this.”

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  2. Dollarama - 2410 50 Avenue

    2410 50 Avenue, Red Deer AB T4P 1N9

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “This location definitely has a better selection than some locations in Red Deer. I noticed that most things are a little more expensive than they once were but, that's just the world we are living in I suppose.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 5700 AB-2A

    5700 AB-2A, Lacombe AB T4L 1A3

    4.1 Good 36 reviews

    “Having been in retail management for over 40 years including a Dollar Tree several years ago, Dollar Tree in Lacombe is i have found always to be clean, organized with friendly staff.”

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  5. A Buck or Two - Gaetz Crossing

    Gaetz Crossing, 5250 22 St Unit #8, Red Deer AB T4R 2T4

    4 Good 45 reviews

    “The young girl working there was very helpful and accommodating. I decided I wanted to get some birthday balloons for one of my workers as it was her birthday on the same day as our Christmas staff party. I thought it would be to acknowledge at the event. I was on my way to work and thought maybe this would be a shot in the dark because time was limited. After telling her my situation, she was very cheerful and willing to do this for me. She put together a helium balloon bouquet for me in very little time, what time to spare. Well done to the young girl that did this for me!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 2325 50 Avenue Suite 120

    2325 50 Avenue Suite 120, Red Deer AB T4R 1L2

    3.9 Good 92 reviews

    “I love this store, it has so much stuff for little kids, especially toddlers. It is great for buying Halloween, Christmas and other seasonal gifts! I’m blown away by the amount of stuff I can get for under two dollars. I highly recommend if you need birthday supplies birthday or Christmas presents this store is great! They also have helium balloons which I got for my son’s birthday and they were awesome. He loved them.”

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  7. Dollarama - 5260 45 Street

    5260 45 Street, Lacombe AB T4L 1A9

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “This is a great dollarama with lots of stock fulfilling a wide range of needs! The staff are friendly, the store hours are great, and it's pretty clean. I recommend this store.”

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  8. Dollarama - 4936 53 Avenue

    4936 53 Avenue, Red Deer AB T4N 5J9

    3.1 Average 53 reviews

    “Staff are always so welcoming considering what occurs in the area. Never any problems in service whether it’s a product question or just to see our regular cashiers and engage in conversation. They go through a lot sometimes, so it’s nice to engage with the staff.”

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  9. Red Apple Store - 5214 45 Street

    5214 45 Street, Lacombe AB T4L 2A1

    3 Average 49 reviews

    “Average Red Apple store, decent products and always friendly staff. Product quality had diminished over the years and no longer feels like a decent department store but a true discount retailer.”

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