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  1. Marshalls & HomeSense - 150 First St

    150 First St, Orangeville ON L9W 3T7

    4.1 Good 59 reviews

    “Great experience shopping at Homesense and Marshalls in Orangeville. The store is always clean, well organized, and has a great selection of home items, clothing, and unique finds. The staff are friendly and helpful, and I always enjoy browsing because there is something new to discover every time. Highly recommend this location!”

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  2. Winners - 55 4th Avenue

    55 4th Avenue, Orangeville ON L9W 1G7

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “All the staff here are truly wonderful! I come here every week and from what I can see everyone is lovely and has a great connection with their team and community.”

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  3. Canadian Tire - 99 First Street

    99 First Street, Orangeville ON L9W 2E8

    3.4 Good 126 reviews

    “Had a brake problem on hwy10 and needed immediate service. Called in to this location and Zai was super friendly and accomodating in scheduling my vehicle in. Inspection was fast and i went through with their full recommendations, cost on parts was very reasonable. Only drawback was the 149/hour labor cost, BUT, it was still very well worth it due to their immediate service time. All in, it was approx 3 hours from being broken down on the side of the road to being fixed up and confident to drive away. Highly recommend if you are in a pinch or simply just need honest service within the area. 10/10”

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  5. Walmart Supercentre - 95 First Street

    95 First Street, Orangeville ON L9W 2E8

    2.7 Average 149 reviews

    “I like shopping here. Go often for groceries and miscellaneous. Its great. However—- Today I was approached by two young women pushing their church and religion on me. I thought this dort of solicitation was not permitted? It was very uncomfortable and I had to tell them to keave me alone. Question: you have a greeter/security or don’t you have security? It was not a good experience and it was frankly upsetting when I was just minding my own business and shopping in your store.”

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