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  1. Dollarama - 565 Bd Saint-Joseph

    565 Bd Saint-Joseph, Drummondville QC J2C 6M1

    4.4 Superb 48 reviews

    “Always low prices, for household items and laundry it's definitely worth it compared to Walmart. I had very good service from the cashier, thank you to the young people who impress me with their services”

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  2. Dollarama - Carrefour des Forges

    Carrefour des Forges, 1940 Bd Saint-Joseph, Drummondville QC J2B 0E4

    4.4 Superb 44 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Clean, well-maintained, well-stocked shelves, great variety of products. There are items very similar to those sold elsewhere, but at a fraction of the price. I often make great discoveries! I often come out with more things than were on my list.The staff is pleasant and courteous on each of my visits. I recommend this place!(Original)Propre, bien entretenu, tablettes bien remplies, belle diversité de produit. On y retrouve des items très similaires à ceux vendus ailleurs, mais à une fraction du prix. Je fais souvent de belles découvertes! Je sors souvent avec plus de choses qu'il y avait sur ma liste.Le personnel est agréable et courtois à chacune de mes visites. Je recommande cet endroit!”

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  3. Dollarama - 755 René-Lévesque Blvd

    755 René-Lévesque Blvd, Drummondville QC J2C 6Y7

    4.4 Superb 32 reviews

    “First of all, congratulations to Dollarama for not having self-service checkouts. It would be good to indicate at the beginning/end of the rows what each contains. Very fast service at the checkouts despite the high traffic. It's awesome. The store is clean. Small downside, it would be nice if the employees who place the items on the shelves do so outside of opening hours because it is difficult to move around smoothly.”

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