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  1. Dollarama - Sunrise Towne Square

    Sunrise Towne Square, 187 Hwy 16A, Spruce Grove AB T7X 4P9

    3.9 Good 74 reviews

    “​I had a wonderful experience at this location thanks to an employee named Hope! I needed help getting a new safe box that was stored high up on the top shelves and still in packed box, and she didn't hesitate to grab a ladder and climb up to get it down for me. ​On top of that, she went out of her way to check all the available color options to make sure I got exactly what I wanted. Hope was incredibly approachable, helpful, and brought such great energy to the floor. Fantastic customer service—thank you, Hope!”

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  2. Dollarama - Westwind Centre

    Westwind Centre, 11 Westwind Drive, Spruce Grove AB T7X 1R3

    3.7 Good 66 reviews

    “I'm from North of the city and always stop in. The store is so clean and tidy. The customer service is hands down the best! My absolute favorite is when Erin, ( asked her name) is my cashier. She's fast, polite and friendly.Keep up the great work!!”

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  3. Your Dollar Mart Plus - 4600 48 Street Suite 6

    4600 48 Street Suite 6, Stony Plain AB T7Z 1L4

    4.5 Superb 53 reviews

    “This dollar store is very nice. It has many different things and friendly staff. It’s easy to get around and find things and it has a lot of things for very good prices. The price is at your Stoney Mart are probably the best prices that you can find at any dollar store. They’re also pretty good things too. 100% recommend go in here.”

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