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  1. The Children's Place - 1570 18TH Street

    1570 18TH Street, Richmond Avenue SPACE 50, Brandon MB R7A 5C5

    4.5 Superb 40 reviews

    “Very helpful. I was shopping for my grandson and the staff were available and ready to help me without being too pushy. I love shopping here. Another great experience in Brandon! They wouldn't let me review again so I added to my original review! Thanks again for the easy shopping and help around the store!”

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  2. Giant Tiger - 2626 Victoria Avenue

    2626 Victoria Avenue, Brandon MB R7B 0M8

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “Great prices and a good selection of clothing, groceries and household items. There are often good deals, and the staff are friendly and helpful. A convenient place to shop for everyday things.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 3000 Victoria Avenue

    3000 Victoria Avenue, Brandon MB R7B 3Y3

    4 Good 82 reviews

    “Ok I change my review from the original ZERO STARS to 5 STARS !! Because the Dollar Tree contacted me themselves about my issue and assured me anyone can shop there regardless of who’s working at anytime and no person can use the Dollar Tree’s name that way!ZERO STARS APPARENTLY STAFF THERE CAN TELL CUSTOMERS NOT TO COME IN THERE WHEN ITS THEIR SHIFTS BECAUSE OF PERSONAL MATTERS NOT THAT THE CUSTOMER HAS EVEN DONE ANY TYPE OF CRIMES OR CAUSES DOLLARTREE EMPLOYEES AND THE ESTABLISHMENT ITSELF ANY PROBLEMS….. A PERSONAL VENDETTA THEY HAVE oOUTSIDE THE WORK PLACE VERY UNPROFESSIONAL ON THEIR PART THATS FOR SURE”

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  5. Loonie Twoons - 513 8th Street Suite 1

    513 8th Street Suite 1, Brandon MB R7A 3X8

    3.9 Good 45 reviews

    “Best place to go for kids birthday party supplies. Couldn’t find these items anywhere else! Offers helium inflation for balloons. It can be a little overwhelming but it is a variety dollar store after all. They also offer lottery. Prices are comparable to other dollar type value stores. What sets them apart is definitely the interesting toys, trinkets and gadgets. It is also not as packed and busy as the other local dollar type stores. Location is great. It is staffed minimally so it’s a little difficult to get help. Some items are very cheap in quality and break pretty quickly; ie spray bottles, plungers, toys. They do stock all the trademarked brand party supplies; gabbies doll house, Pokémon, paw patrol, Disney etc. More options than party city and variety. Haven’t been able to find another spot in Brandon that has all that they have in one store. Ranging from $1-$25 max.”

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  6. Dollarama - Corral Centre

    Corral Centre, 923 18th Street North, Brandon MB R7A 7S1

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “This location is great — clean, well-stocked, and never too crowded. Lines are usually short, making for a quick and easy visit. I really enjoy coming to this particular Dollarama!”

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  7. Dollarama - 809 18th Street

    809 18th Street, Brandon MB R7A 5B8

    3.7 Good 60 reviews

    “Good prices and a decent selection of everyday items. It’s a convenient place to pick up household supplies, snacks and small things without spending too much.”

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  8. Dollarama - 1570 18th St #1B

    1570 18th St #1B, Brandon MB R7A 7S1

    3.4 Good 43 reviews

    “I like the store but Google needs to change their business hours. I spoke to an employee at Dollarama who explained that Google has taken a long time to update the business hours. Refer to the Shoppers Mall hours before going. You can't exactly get to a store inside the mall if the mall is closed. No fault on Dollarama, Google should do better.”

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