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  1. The Place - 604 Stewart St

    604 Stewart St, Fort Frances ON P9A 2Y2

    4.3 Superb 40 reviews

    “Great service. Have to watch the prices tho, some are good. Some are way over priced. 4 cobs of corn for 8$ yesterday and they were the weakest looking corn cobs I'd ever purchased.But over all its a great store.”

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  2. M&M Food Market - 130 2nd Street East

    130 2nd Street East, Fort Frances ON P9A 1M5

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

    “The lady behind the counter was helpful when I asked for an item in the ad. She even went to the freezer and grabbed what I needed. I love shopping in this store.”

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  3. Safeway Fort Frances - 417 Scott Street

    417 Scott Street, Fort Frances ON P9A 1H3

    3.8 Good 99 reviews

    “Rye bread is very good, but now my Safeway card doesn't work because not a Canadian citizen, they will loose a ton of business from cabin and fishing people from the states. Now we just buy on state side. No discount = no visit.”

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  5. Shell Fuel Station - 417 Scott Street

    417 Scott Street, Fort Frances ON P9A 1E3

    3.6 Good 31 reviews

    “This is where I will be getting gas mainly due to it being the cheapest(how it's not cheaper on the reserve I dont understand) as back in my town of cornwall the reserve of akwesasne had there ALWAYS about 10 to TWENTY cents cheaper then local stores.”

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  6. Walmart Supercentre - 1250 Kings Highway

    1250 Kings Highway, Fort Frances ON P9A 2X6

    3 Average 81 reviews

    “Stopped in here a couple of weeks ago clean and well stocked nothing amazing but not bad with the prices being higher in Canada it definitely takes a chunk out of the purse that's for sure”

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