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Discount Stores in New Westminster, BC

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  1. Your Dollar Store With More - 811 Carnarvon St

    811 Carnarvon St, New Westminster BC V3M 1E9

    3.9 Good 63 reviews

    “Conveniently located. Best hours of franchise. Limited parking though. I buy pastel markers for work here. Adaptors for wired earphones to phones without jack (cheaper ones available at Cambie store).”

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  2. Super Bargain Plus - 623 Belmont St

    623 Belmont St, New Westminster BC V3M 5Z8

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

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  3. Dollarama - 610 6th St Royal City Centre

    610 6th St Royal City Centre, New Westminster BC V3L 3C2

    3.7 Good 74 reviews

    “Nice to have a Dollar Ama in New Westminister. They have lower cost items such as toys for kids, arts and crafts. Snacks. Food. Plates. Kitchen utensils. Handy man tools. Electronic cables etc...Many other lower cost items. However with inflation prices have been rising!”

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  5. Dollar 'N' Plus - 616 6th Avenue

    616 6th Avenue, New Westminster BC V3M 2B2

    3.3 Good 60 reviews

    “Half decent dollar store. In fact I like them a bit more than usual as they tend to carry things I can't seem to find at other dollar stores. Staff are OK, but I don't interact with them much.”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 800 Carnarvon Street Suite 32

    800 Carnarvon Street Suite 32, New Westminster BC V3M 0G3

    3.2 Average 79 reviews

    “Not the biggest dollar store around but it's consistently priced. It feels like they're always in the middle of completely overhauling their stock shelves every time I'm in, aisles are half empty and there's stacks of boxes waiting to get put up. It's a convenient location and they have brand name items for food for cheap though so you can't complain too much.”

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