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  1. Giant Tiger - 2970 County Rd 43

    2970 County Rd 43, Kemptville ON K0G 1J0

    4.5 Superb 50 reviews

    “I start every Kemptville grocery shopping trip at this GT store They carry a lot of the items I buy on a regular basis and often have deals on things we like to eat. Lately, they've been stocking Mrs. Dunster's Old Fashioned Ginger Snaps from New Brunswick. YUM! It's clean, organized, and the employees are very helpful. GT also makes a concerted effort to source clothing and home decor from countries other than the US and China, which I appreciate. I like finding things here that I don't expect to find and didn't know I wanted or needed until I see them there.”

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  2. Canadian Tire - 311 Ryans Well Dr

    311 Ryans Well Dr, Kemptville ON K0G 1J0

    3.8 Good 164 reviews

    “I am new to the area and I continue to be impressed at how everyone who works at this store will come up to you and ask you if you need help. Wow....thank you so much for the consistent great customer service.”

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  3. Walmart Supercentre - 340 Colonnade Drive

    340 Colonnade Drive, Kemptville ON K0G 1J0

    2.9 Average 126 reviews

    “I love this Walmart location. It's clean, it's maintained, it's friendly, but I bought my litter. Me, my daughter there twice so far. The tidy cats and I have pictures, but it will not let me post it on here of mold growing in there after 2 days of it sitting there. There's mold growing in our cat litter. So I bought 2 more boxes and I'm gonna see if this one molds and if so then there's something seriously wrong with this product And it is called tiny cats Parina, multi clumping litter, it's the box.”

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