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Discount Stores in Thunder Bay, ON

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  1. Dollarama - Northwood Park Plaza

    Northwood Park Plaza, 425 Edward Street North, Thunder Bay ON P7C 4P7

    4.3 Superb 46 reviews

    “Not every location has the exact same stock, so if you got something from one location but can't find it at another, this is why (plus it compels you to try to remember which store you got stuff from).”

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  2. Giant Tiger - 349 Main St

    349 Main St, Thunder Bay ON P7B 5L6

    3.9 Good 39 reviews

    “Just bought a box of giant tiger 4oz burgers first time I’ve tried them and they were delicious and juicy. I would recommend them, will definitely purchase them again. And for only $9.00 a box ?”

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  3. Dollarama - 2826 Arthur Street East

    2826 Arthur Street East, Thunder Bay ON P7E 5P4

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “Isles are to cluttered. Cashier was a bit rude when said use the self serve check out. Hope she realizes those self serve check outs are causing people to lose their jobs.”

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  5. Dollarama - 789 Memorial Avenue

    789 Memorial Avenue, Thunder Bay ON P7B 3Z7

    3.9 Good 53 reviews

    “You can find all kinds of stuff here I like to get my greeting cards. I bought a pomegranate juice which my husband said was good. Lots of snack and seasonal items”

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  6. Dollarama - 800 Victoria Avenue East

    800 Victoria Avenue East, Centennial Square, Thunder Bay ON P7C 0A2

    3.8 Good 49 reviews

    “Ahhh yea cheap stuff with some items with great engineering. You'll find something thier you're like omg this can be used for... (some random problem you've been trying to solve at your home). I've had this happen thier 5 times at least. Mini broom and dust handle, to a mini car cleaning thing for smaller people.”

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