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  1. Dollar Tree - 610 18 Street Unit 16

    610 18 Street Unit 16, Castlegar BC V1N 2M9

    4.4 Superb 27 reviews

    “Went to buy balloons for My Senior Moms bday and our cats 2nd bday on the same day. These men at balloon counter went out of their way to please even though I changed my mind a few times. They were all dressed so professional and the cashier was so polite and they were all so friendly. This is now the only store we shop for most of our supplies. Thank you for such high standards in Customer Service and for keeping your store so clean and welcoming. Good on you all”

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  2. Dollarama - Columbia Plaza

    Columbia Plaza, 1502 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar BC V1N 4G5

    3.9 Good 41 reviews

    “Great place to find almost anything that you would need, The prices of the food is just rediculous could not believe that the Dollar store sells cereals and can food , chips all sorts of things but to pricy. Good place to go and check out”

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