“I love this Walmart a lot, I probably come here like 2 to 3 times a week. I like to come early in the morning, they open at 6. It's always very well stocked and they actually have employees that can help you find stuff you are looking for (shocked). My only issue is that self checkout is basically the only option and sometimes your girl just doesn't feel like doing all that in the morning lol.”
“I went into CVS Centraila this morning to pick up meds for my husband and return a mascara that I purchased last weekend. It was fairly early and there was one young man by the name of Jamari working. I went to The back and retrieved my husbands meds first. When I finished, Jamari was on an aisle doing something with stock. He was very busy and I interrupted him to return an $11 tube of mascara. I felt really bad. I did not have my receipt, but I thought he could look it up with my CVS card. He had me insert the debit card I used but my item could not be found. I was pretty sure I used that account, so I checked my bank account and it showed up. He asked me if the receipt was emailed. I went to check and my email wouldn’t open. I had to restart my phone. I asked him if it would show in my CVS account and he told me it would. When I tried to open my account it wanted me to sign in. I tried, but apparently I couldn’t remember my password, so I had to look it up. Remarkably, before I finished signing in, the app opened with Face ID. Jamari walked me through the app and we found the card number. It was not any of my cards. Now, I am baffled. Jamari asked if I used Apple Pay. I said, you know-I think I did.” He told me to use my phone on the scanner. Ta-da!! Through all of this and all the time it took, Jamari was the kindest and most patient. I told him he really needed a tip for his help. I know it was his job. However, he was above and beyond kind. I want to make sure he receives accolades. He really deserves it.”
“Recently got my prescription switched over to this pharmacy because it is closest to my home and I am always shopping for groceries at Walmart. Their prices are always low even with inflation. The pharmacist was so nice and help me find some over the counter allergy medicine I was looking for.”
“I love this Walmart a lot, I probably come here like 2 to 3 times a week. I like to come early in the morning, they open at 6. It's always very well stocked and they actually have employees that can help you find stuff you are looking for (shocked). My only issue is that self checkout is basically the only option and sometimes your girl just doesn't feel like doing all that in the morning lol.”
“I went into CVS Centraila this morning to pick up meds for my husband and return a mascara that I purchased last weekend. It was fairly early and there was one young man by the name of Jamari working. I went to The back and retrieved my husbands meds first. When I finished, Jamari was on an aisle doing something with stock. He was very busy and I interrupted him to return an $11 tube of mascara. I felt really bad. I did not have my receipt, but I thought he could look it up with my CVS card. He had me insert the debit card I used but my item could not be found. I was pretty sure I used that account, so I checked my bank account and it showed up. He asked me if the receipt was emailed. I went to check and my email wouldn’t open. I had to restart my phone. I asked him if it would show in my CVS account and he told me it would. When I tried to open my account it wanted me to sign in. I tried, but apparently I couldn’t remember my password, so I had to look it up. Remarkably, before I finished signing in, the app opened with Face ID. Jamari walked me through the app and we found the card number. It was not any of my cards. Now, I am baffled. Jamari asked if I used Apple Pay. I said, you know-I think I did.” He told me to use my phone on the scanner. Ta-da!! Through all of this and all the time it took, Jamari was the kindest and most patient. I told him he really needed a tip for his help. I know it was his job. However, he was above and beyond kind. I want to make sure he receives accolades. He really deserves it.”
“The sales associates are kind, gracious and helpful. One in particular showed a great amount of patience and professionalism with an irate customer who was completely in the wrong. I went in for photo reprints and to make a poster...incredible quality! I also left with a cart full of products with awesome bargains. LOVE IT!”
“Picked up prescriptions and of course now you have to use a computer to sign in then they retrieve your medications but the pharmacist and the techs were very nice”
Loblaw Companies Limited is putting serious money into its retail network this year. Canada's largest food and pharmacy retailer announced it will spend $2.4 billion in 2026 to open new stores, renovate existing locations and strengthen its supply chain. The company plans to open 70 new stores in 2026. That includes 34 Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix pharmacies and care clinics, along with 31 hard-discount No Frills and Maxi grocery stores. On top of the new openings, Loblaw will renovate another 191 stores and continue construction on a roughly 1.2 million-square-foot automated distribution center in Caledon, Ontario.
