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Discount Stores in Melfort, SK

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  1. Dollarama - 709 Saskatchewan Drive East

    709 Saskatchewan Drive East, Melfort SK S0E 1A0

    4.1 Good 34 reviews

    “As a proud local here in Melfort, this Dollarama isn't just a store—it is a reliable community staple. I can always count on finding my essentials (like Bounty paper towels) without issue. The store is always clean, organized, and well-stocked. The staff are quick to help if you need anything. ​I also really appreciate the self-checkouts; they make my frequent trips smooth and convenient. One of the biggest advantages is that they stay open until 9 PM. Having this spot available for late-evening errands is a true lifesaver. Whether you live here or are just passing through, I highly recommend stopping in!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 620 Saskatchewan Drive East

    620 Saskatchewan Drive East, Melfort SK S0E 1A0

    4.1 Good 7 reviews

    “This store is great everything here is $1.25 or less which makes it a true dollar store the hours of operation in the Milford store or 9 to 9 Monday to Saturday Sunday it's 11 to 6.. I googled store hours and it said 10 to 6 and I showed up at 10 and they were so close the sign says 11 to 6..”

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  3. Sweet Deals Liquidation - 698 Saskatchewan Drive East

    698 Saskatchewan Drive East, Melfort SK S0E 1A0

    3.7 Good 32 reviews

    “Great place always has noodles I've done some hauling for this guy lots of room to move around in his yard can sleep there at night too transport truck parking in the day time”

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  5. The Bargain Shop - 410 Main Street

    410 Main Street, Melfort SK SK S0E

    3.3 Good 15 reviews

    “They didn't have what I was looking for but the staff member who rang my other finds threw the till told me what other store in Melfort carried what I needed.”

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