Canadian Tire Stores

I really like this store because it’s close to where I live and they have so much but… I really dislike the young girl working at the customer service counter. I returned something that was defective and she talked down to me and scolded me for opening the product. How am I supposed to know it doesn’t work if I don’t open it, she said most people would read the back of the receipt about our return policy. I was not happy but every other time everyone has been so helpful and nice.

I have always found the staff friendly and helpful at this store. The parking is spacious and the store is well stocked with lots of specials. The downside is that there is a lot of lower quality items in Canadian Tire these days though. You have to be careful and choose higher quality Canadian made stuff whenever it is available to support our own industries on this continent. When the cheaper stuff breaks though the Canadian Tire staff are very good about returns.

Great staff Aways very helpful

It’s slightly embarrassing to tell you how many things I’ve purchased here. When the place has an escalator, a grocery section and a pet aisle you know you’re in trouble. Well, at least if you’re me. This ain’t no regular Canadian Tire, yo.
I used to live in this neighbourhood, and if you know it, there’s very little to walk to in a crutch. I’m talking milk, bread, plungers — you know, the necessities. Thank god for this store.
The 85 stops directly in front of the store, which makes it convenient for city limo riders. Otherwise, you need to make sure you turn onto Clyde to get into the parking, of which there is plenty. This plaza is shared with Mark’s, Sleep Country and (randomly?) Boston Pizza. You can enter from Carling, or from the parking lot on Clyde.
The first floor is merely a showroom with furniture, kayaks, sheds and suck ginormous stuff it can’t really be displayed upstairs. There’s usually a local charity asking for money here, or a donation bin, which makes me feel warm inside knowing Canadian Tire cares.
When you get up the escalator there’s a pretty easy floor plan. Cashes to the right and everything else laid out in those organized aisles you know and love from Canadian Tire. Int he middle there’s a TON of discounted merchandise, anything from toilet paper and cleaning products to toaster ovens, placemats and watering cans. I’ve picked up many a bargain from these bins.
This place has everything you’d except from a hardware/​automotive store, but it’s massive and has things tons of home décor, sporting goods and always a great seasonal section. I dare you to leave without finding something you need. Or want.
The staff is always really helpful and friendly here and the place is always clean. If you need to pick up anything for your home, stop here. One small annoyance? If you make a return and don’t have the Canadian Tire money on you, you have to PAY the difference. I think that’s a bit odd. Other than that — fantastic. Useful in a pinch and when you’re looking for anything from gardening supplies to car mats, this is the spot to check first.

It was well stocked and the clerks didn’t look terrible. I bought windshield wipers and they worked extremely well. I was satisfied with my satisfactory Canadian Tire experience. The only weird thing (which is probably not their fault at all) is the fact that you have to go up an escalator to go up to the store. Not a big deal. I’m just nitpicking. Sometimes I do that. But anyway, it’s well and good and the wipers there are well and good too.