Young people seem pleasant to me. I dont have I'd so the chick didn't sell me scratch tickets, I…read morelook under age tho. So good on the employee for doing her job. Was still very pleasant with me. Have a variety of the product's! Not to expensive, average gas station price's.

Poor service, cranky people, young girl scooped ice cream with long heir not even tied back! Been…read morethere 5 times, no more

A great place to fuel up between jasper and Edmonton.very clean store and friendly staff.read more

Best customer service in town from a gas station. Tasty sandwiches are fresh, store is neat and tidyread more

Canadian Tire finally opened up in my hometown! Was it worth the wait? Probably since Edson did…read morelacked a general store that catered hardware & automotive products all in under one roof. Though through my first impressions, it feels like this particular location is quite limited due to how small this place is. Comparing to the other Canadian Tires I have been to, this place is a hit-or-miss due to how cramped it is. It is literally the smallest one I have been to as they try to stock as much stuff as they could in a building half the size as a regular one. You can generally find things like tools and automotive supplies yet the selection is very sparse compared to other Canadian Tires. Here you won't find three aisles dedicated to power tools; rather it is just a small section on a shelf. For sporting goods, there's only a handful of things like hockey gloves, basketballs and netting rather than an expansive selection. As with their newer stores, this location contains a Mark's Work Wearhouse (with a decent selection of clothing) at the back of the store, which makes it harder for customers to see as opposed to the ones I have been to where it's integrated on the side with better visibility. Overall if you just want a quick place to buy a few hardware and tools at reasonable prices, this location does that. If you're searching for more variety and selection, then it's probably best to look elsewhere in town (or in the city).

The store is a great addition to town. I wish they would have either built it bigger or left the…read moreMark's store out of it. It is cramped for space and too much stock often blocks the aisles and has to be searched for when requested. That said they are new and growing/learning. Helpful staff makes up for real estate shortcomings.

Not a standard stop we would make but it was a stop. If you have a trailer it is a big enough space…read moreto park for short periods of time. Easy to get into and out of. They had a decent selection of snack foods and beverages. Bathroom was clean. Could be cleaner, but there was nothing specifically gross.

We stopped at this service station to get gas in our motor home on our way back to Alberta from…read morePrince George. Neither one of our MasterCards worked...said "pin error" three times on my husband's card to I tried mine. Same thing happened. The guy inside didn't seem to care, just said "having trouble with MasterCards" and was of NO help at all. And to make it worse, because his service station blocked our cards, we were unable to use them again until we reset our PIN numbers when we got home. Good thing we had cash...would not stop there again.

Went threw drive threw this morning tonget coffee and a wrap. We said at the speaker a wrap and…read morethey tryed giving us a box so we corrected them after and got our wrap but upon opening it it was all torn. Tim Hortons West workers need to start listening better and putting care into the products they are serveing

cold coffee and maybe hire people with a half decent work ethic. no effort is put in to the food…read morethey make. they take items off the menu because they don't sell and the reality is they don't sell because they don't provide what they advertise. I tried the scrambled egg and sausage croissant and almost vomited. watery eggs soaked up by a croissant is pretty rude. you can tell no effort is put into anything they make.