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  1. Dollarama - 15 Queens Pl Dr

    15 Queens Pl Dr, Brooklyn NS B0J 1H0

    4.3 Superb 39 reviews

    “This was the best Dollarama experience ever!!!I purchased one charging cable for my android phone only to find out it did not fit. As Dollarama has a no returns policy this meant I had to purchase another.Thankfully, the woman at the checkout opened the second one to ensure it was the correct fit before the actual purchase.This really was wonderful as my phone was almost out of power and I was travelling away from home at the time.”

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  2. Dollarama - 130 Starrs Rd

    130 Starrs Rd, Yarmouth NS B5A 4E5

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “very progressive and inclusive of this dollarama to hire my friend travis despite his many obvious physical and mental handicaps. They hired him when he was desperate for money because he kept buying video games he sucked at and had to trade them in at a loss. Good selection of chips too.”

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  3. Giant Tiger - 130 Starrs Rd

    130 Starrs Rd, Yarmouth NS B5A 4E5

    4 Good 43 reviews

    “The customer service has been exceptional the last 2 times I was shopping there. The first time I asked where a certain product was and he took me to the product I believe his name was Elijah. Tonight a young man named Holden noticed I was having difficulty with the self check out. He came over and quickly fixed the probl6then proceeded to put my groceries in the bag. I told him I was going to commend his and Elijah excellent customer service. He responded just mention Elijah because this young man said he was just a cashier. I told him that is a very important job because he is the customers last point of contact with the store. Customer service like that is a rarity today.”

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