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  1. Your Dollar Store With More - 1269 56 St

    1269 56 St, Delta BC V4L 2M4

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “A lot of great items but "Dollar Store" is a bit misleading given inflation and current costs. Typical basic items usually run 4-5$+. Can really quickly rack up quite a bill.”

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  2. Dollar Max - 7273 120 Street

    7273 120 Street, Delta BC V4C 6P5

    3.8 Good 71 reviews

    “This local dollar store has a good selection of neat toys and house hold items at reasonable prices. A refreshing change from the stuff at chain dollar stores. Staff were nice and friendly.”

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  3. Dollarama - Scottsdale Centre

    Scottsdale Centre, 7065 120 Street, Delta BC V4E 2A9

    3.4 Good 81 reviews

    “I had a positive experience shopping at Dollar Tree. The store offered a great selection of affordable products, including household items, snacks, party supplies, and seasonal decorations. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the store was easy to navigate. It's a convenient place to find everyday essentials while staying within a budget. Overall, I would recommend Dollar Tree to anyone looking for good value and affordable shopping.”

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