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Department Stores in Riviere-du-Loup, QC

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  1. Tigre Géant - 298 Bd Armand-Thériault

    298 Bd Armand-Thériault, Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 4C2

    4.4 Superb 40 reviews

    “Superb bilingual service from Line & Rickel! Polite, professional, personable and above all welcoming, joyful and helpful! Which was very much appreciated after driving through the night! One of the absolute best locations! My wife and I will be making a point to stop off here on future trips!”

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  2. Walmart Supercentre - 100 Rue des Cerisiers

    100 Rue des Cerisiers, Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 6E8

    4.2 Good 61 reviews

    “We stopped in on our travels. Very large paved parking lot. We thought about staying overnight here because we saw other RVs there. We didn’t need anything from the store, but we stopped for a few hours to rest, stretch and allow our cat time to use the bathroom and eat/drink. Was not bothered in any way but a few cars cruised by to take pictures of our purple school bus. Would recommend it for fellow travellers. Well located.”

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  3. Canadian Tire - 237 Boul. De L'Hotel De Ville

    237 Boul. De L'Hotel De Ville, Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 4E5

    3.8 Good 66 reviews

    “[Review based on multiple visits] Good service on the floor to find an item. A reference in square footage optimization in retail sales. Company whose business model has stood the test of time, unlike so many other banners...”

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  5. Maison En Gros - 298 Bd Armand-Thériault

    298 Bd Armand-Thériault, Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 4C2

    3.3 Good 12 reviews

    “Update. Since their move to the shopping center (2022), customer service has greatly improved and the place is (finally) organized.Interesting selection of products and decorations for the home. On the other hand, customer service is minimal and the return policy is frankly abusive. The layout of the store and the products is random, bordering on messy.”

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