Discount Stores in St. Albert, AB

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  1. 10 McKenney Avenue, St. Albert AB T8N 5S8

    4.3 Superb 52 reviews

    “Came in to get Birthday balloons for my boyfriend and they’re the best balloons I’ve ever had. The wonderful lady brought me over to their balloon section (not in packaging, the ones in the towers by the helium) and helped me pick out colours. I grabbed 20 balloons for around $80-90. They were a beautiful combo and today, 11 days after having them filled and brought home, they’re still floating. They’re on track to last two weeks and our whole household is blown away. We will be getting balloons from here from now on. 0 balloons are still up almost a month later!”

  2. Smart Centres, 700 Saint Albert Trail, St. Albert AB T8N 7A5

    3.6 Good 54 reviews

    “This location has some of the nicest and helpful staff. A great place to bring the kidlets to let them satisfy their sweet tooth on a wide variety of goodies and not break the bank.”

  3. 140 Saint Albert Road, St. Albert AB T8N 4K1

    3.6 Good 73 reviews

    “Super duper friendly people and staff. The store is well-stocked and well-kept; we were glad to find all the things we were looking for. We will definitely be making stops here more often to check out their stuff every once in a while. Thank you for a lovely shopping experience. 🤍”

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