Discount Stores in Halifax, NS

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  1. 3531 Dutch Village Road, Halifax NS B3N 2S8

    4 Good 97 reviews

    “Giant Tiger on Dutch Village Road has exceptional staff. Very friendly and helpful. I was able to take back items with tags intact but without a receipt and was given a store gift card instead of cash back. They also accept returns for clothing items with the receipt (and possibly other items??) with no time “frame”. As long as you bring the receipt, you can return it at any time. I often get strawberries and lettuce, spinach and greens at a very good price compared to other grocery chains.”

  2. 209 Chain Lake Drive, Halifax NS B3S 1C9

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “Someone else said that the girl who rang them out looked like she didn’t like her job at dolllarama. In what world does someone enjoy working at Dollarama ? This is a job of necessity and we should salute her for her essential service, not scoff out of entitlement and elitism. Thank you Dollarama girl”

  3. Hemlock Square, 55 Peakview Way, Halifax NS B3M 0G2

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “A good place to pick up odds, ends and craft supplies. Also if you dont have a lot of space they carry smaller versions of cleaning products and a variety of seasonal decor.”

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  5. Young Kempt Centre, 6061 Young Street, Halifax NS B3K 2A3

    3.6 Good 63 reviews

    “I’ve been to this location several times now, & since we already knew what we needed, we just went straight for it. What I appreciate most about this store is having the self-checkout booths available. Everyone knows how long Dollarama lines can get, especially during peak hours, so it's a huge relief being able to scan your items and check yourself out quickly. Makes for a smooth, fast run every time.”

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