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Discount Stores in Prince Albert, SK

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  1. Giant Tiger - 267 32 Street West

    267 32 Street West, Prince Albert SK S6V 8B8

    4.2 Good 62 reviews

    “Sad to hear that they're selling the place, always found good clothing stuff, some foods can be expensive and noticed some of the meats changed which made me not buy there anymore, like the bags of precooked chicken use to be like the kind they sell at Wholesale but its cheaper brand now so I went back to Wholesale for that.”

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  2. Dollarama - Gateway North Plaza

    Gateway North Plaza, 1403 Central Avenue, Prince Albert SK S6V 7J4

    4 Good 53 reviews

    “They are open from 9 am to 9 pm daily. They have stores located in the gateway mall, South hill mall, and cornerstone shopping center. They carry everything from laundry soap and dryer sheets, ice cube trays, to a tools section, Halloween costumes and winter gloves, personal hygiene, food items, a toy section, and home office section. As well as a party section for gift wrapping and so on. Too much to tell. The service can be a bit slow but you never have to wait too long in line.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 801 15 Street East Unit 629

    801 15 Street East Unit 629, Prince Albert SK S6V 0C7

    3.8 Good 82 reviews

    “Recently renovated/face lift and it’s looking amazing! Everything is a $1.25 unless otherwise stated, good selection - have almost everything you need! Great spot for stocking up on snacks as well”

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  5. Dollarama - 801 15th St E Cornerstone

    801 15th St E Cornerstone, Prince Albert SK S6V 2W5

    3.2 Average 68 reviews

    “The store was incredibly busy but they got everyone through the lineup quickly and efficiently. My son like shopping there for snacks and especially the toy section and my daughter always hits up the arts and crafts aisle for new drawing books, as she goes through them like crazy! She also likes the snack aisle and shopping the ladies section. Overall, I like the selection of items they carry along with the brand name items that you cannot get anywhere else. Gain laundry items for 4$? I love it. Gain is my favorite”

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