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  1. Dollarama - 555 Boul de Sainte-Adèle Adele Promenades

    555 Boul de Sainte-Adèle Adele Promenades, Sainte-Adèle QC J8B 1A7

    4.1 Good 28 reviews

    “Always the same welcome. Line always has a great smile and Marie Ève the same. The others whose names I don't know are also very welcoming. Congratulations to this team”

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  2. Dollarama - 781 Rue Principale

    781 Rue Principale, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts QC J8C 1L1

    4.2 Good 41 reviews

    “Everything you want or need in a Dollarama. However, inflation and corporate greed should all agree to call it a dixorama.... you haven't been able to buy anything there for a dollar in a long time.”

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  3. Dollarama - 70 Av. de la Gare

    70 Av. de la Gare, Saint-Sauveur QC J0R 1R0

    4.1 Good 35 reviews

    “I am very satisfied with the store, the aisles are clean and tidy. I was served by a tall, very polite young man with an elaborate and cultivated language. Thank you to Florian for your courtesy and your great respect towards my elderly person whom I am, I am greatly impressed.”

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