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  1. Winners & HomeSense - 1054 Centre Street

    1054 Centre Street, Vaughan ON L4J 3M8

    3.9 Good 129 reviews

    “I had a great experience at HomeSense! Anna A. and Alana were both incredibly helpful, friendly, and attentive. Their excellent customer service made my shopping experience so much easier. Thank you!”

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  2. Winners & HomeSense - 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive

    1 Bass Pro Mills Drive, Vaughan ON L4K 5N4

    3.8 Good 133 reviews

    “Winners is a huge place with a lot of amazing options! So much variety to choose from and I found exactly what I wanted. Employees were super helpful and friendly too. Great shopping experience! Also had to exchange a dress as i got the wrong size, and they were gladly helpful and I got the right size...”

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  3. Walmart Supercentre - 670 Applewood Crescent

    670 Applewood Crescent, Vaughan ON L4K 4B4

    2.8 Average 167 reviews

    “Its a great store but there is limited fresh groceries. If something is on sale you won't be able to get it in the evening time because it's over crowded”

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  5. Walmart Pharmacy - 3600 Major Mackenzie Drive West

    3600 Major Mackenzie Drive West, Vaughan ON L4H 3T6

    2.2 Poor 44 reviews

    “Great place for everyday shopping. Prices are reasonable and there’s a wide variety of products. Staff were helpful and checkout was quick. Convenient location.”

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  6. Walmart Supercentre - 1900 Major Mackenzie Drive West

    1900 Major Mackenzie Drive West, Vaughan ON L6A 4R9

    2.5 Average 144 reviews

    “Mo was the best electronic cashier ever!!! Very helpful, called him beforehand helped me find exactly what i was looking for and i’ve been to walmart in other countries but nothing beats MO!!!!”

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