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  1. Dollarama - Station Square

    Station Square, 6200 McKay Avenue, Burnaby BC V5H 4M3

    3.6 Good 111 reviews

    “It's a good place to buy your home needs in one place within a competitive price. It's need to make sure of safety instruments before you buy from this store ,quality wise may It's not good asneededs.”

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  2. Dollarama - 5665 Kingsway

    5665 Kingsway, Burnaby BC V5H 2G6

    3.6 Good 88 reviews

    “This is one of the biggest Dollarama locations I’ve visited. It has a very wide variety of products, and the shelves are usually well-organized. I can always find what I need here, and the prices are consistent. The store is clean and the checkout is fast.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 4040 Hastings Street

    4040 Hastings Street, Burnaby BC V5C 2H9

    3.6 Good 51 reviews

    “Nice place. Me and a friend of mine were inside and decided to play with their price sticker gun. I put multiple price stickers on my friends back and the employees had a good laugh about it. 10/10 staff.”

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  5. Iparty Dollar Store - 9855 Austin Road

    9855 Austin Road, Burnaby BC V3J 0A7

    3.3 Good 60 reviews

    “I find what I need @ very good prices especially during birthdays & Christmas. Also utensils I can put in microwave oven & dishwasher at unbelievable prices❗”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 9638 Cameron Street

    9638 Cameron Street, Burnaby BC V3J 1M2

    3.3 Good 73 reviews

    “Today I visited a dollar store and had a great experience. The staff were very polite and helpful. The cashier, Navjot, was especially kind and friendly. Even though she was busy, she still took the time to help me find what I needed. I really appreciated her excellent service!”

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  7. Buck or Two Plus! - 4700 Kingsway Unit 1241

    4700 Kingsway Unit 1241, Burnaby BC V5H 4N2

    2.4 Poor 80 reviews

    “Really great dollar store, go here if you couldn't find what you wanted in dollarama or the dollar tree. There are more options for specific things that you can't easily find. A lot of useful little gadgets and treats.”

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