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  1. Dollarama - 3021 Highway 69 North

    3021 Highway 69 North, Val Caron ON P3N 1R8

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “I just love our local Dollarama! The staff is amazing, hi Valarie! Always well stocked and seriously, who doesn't love Dollarama?? Merry Christmas to all staff and customers, Naughty Nana DUZ love you! ?♥️???‍?”

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  2. Dollarama - 999 Barry Downe Road Suite 002B

    999 Barry Downe Road Suite 002B, Greater Sudbury ON P3A 1Z2

    4.5 Superb 40 reviews

    “Its a Dollarama. If you are familiar with chain, then you know what to expect. So whats unique or standout about this location? Not too much, but some small things that make big differences. The shelves are full, and well stocked. The layout and the aisles also have elbow room. Its nice when you are not trapped in an aisle because there's a cart to the left of you, a carriage to the right and a random post in the middle of everything.”

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  3. Giant Tiger - 2210 Lasalle Boulevard

    2210 Lasalle Boulevard, Greater Sudbury ON P3A 2A8

    4.2 Good 97 reviews

    “Really impressed with the prices. I’ve always found great deals every time I go on both clothing and food. Never had a bad experience. My one suggestion would be to move the small shopping baskets to the front of the store where the carts are.”

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  5. Dollarama - 747 Notre Dame Avenue

    747 Notre Dame Avenue, Greater Sudbury ON P3C 4N8

    4 Good 56 reviews

    “Cashiers were courteous, and they processed everyone's orders in a timely manner. We didn't have to wait and wait in the line up. Continuously flowing.”

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