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  1. Giant Tiger - 570 Westney Road South Suite 24

    570 Westney Road South Suite 24, Ajax ON L1S 6V4

    4.2 Good 89 reviews

    “I just wanted to say massive thank you to Sierra who stayed on call with me for over 15 minutes whilst answering my questions on the CSA work shoes sold at Giant Tiger, helping me check the stock for sizes and store availability. Great customer service!”

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  2. Dollarama - 280 Kingston Rd E Durham Centre

    280 Kingston Rd E Durham Centre, Ajax ON L1Z 1G1

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “I visited Dollarama on Saturday around 11:00 a.m. There was a young woman wearing a hijab working at the cash registers. She was managing two registers at the same time and did an amazing job. Despite the busy store and long lines, she worked very quickly and efficiently, helping customers with a smile and a positive attitude. She cleared the line in no time and kept everything running smoothly. Her excellent customer service, professionalism, and hard work made my shopping experience much more enjoyable. I wanted to recognize her outstanding effort and thank her for the great ser”

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  3. Dollarama - Harwood Plaza

    Harwood Plaza, 314 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax ON L1S 2J1

    3.3 Good 61 reviews

    “i have been coming here for half of my life and it’s my local store! i go here every single time! its so cheap everything is only up to 5 dollars and the self checkouts! its so good that this dollaramma has so many self checkouts and the cashiers and staff are so calm and ready to help! its my local everyday store. you should come here a lot!”

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