Resmi Is An Exceptional Pharmacist Who Truly Goes Above and Beyond…read more Resmi at the Walmart Pharmacy in Squamish is an outstanding pharmacist whom I have trusted with my health and prescriptions for many years. What sets Resmi apart is that she brings something very special to her profession: she genuinely cares about the people she serves. She is consistently kind, professional, knowledgeable, warm, compassionate and incredibly attentive. She is also incredibly thorough. Whenever I am prescribed a new medication, she takes the time to explain it carefully, asks proactive questions, and diligently checks to make sure there are no potential interactions or concerns with anything else I am taking. She never makes me feel rushed - a rarity in today's fast paced world, and she is always patient with my questions. Her efficiency and accuracy are matched by genuine care and attention to detail, which gives me an enormous amount of confidence in the medications I am taking. I am genuinely grateful for the care she has provided me over the years. She deserves to know how much her professionalism, kindness and dedication are noticed and appreciated.

I thought that Walmart in the United States were terrible but this one in Canada was for sure the…read moreworst. I came in because I needed an external hard drive to finish some work while I'm on vacation. The guy working the electronics computer section did not know what the external hard drive was. I asked some questions about I was choosing and he said I don't know anything. Then he made me walk all the way to the front of the store to pay for it when I still had other things to get so when he left, I told the other lady I would like to make a complaint about him and she just says oh he doesn't work in that department. Totally covering up for each other. The entire staff in this Walmart is East Indian. Horrible.

Its always great to see that our society still has positive actions during difficult times!!…read more As we found out from visiting this London Drugs, there is a section within the store that carries and highlight products from local small retail outlets that is forced to close down due to the Covid-19 Lockdown, the aim here is to help these stores have a little bit of exposure even though there stores are closed. I also found there are more local made products within the store so as to support local producers, yes, the price maybe a bit higher then national brands, but if we all chip in and help buy local, we are helping our society to recover faster! I hope my thinking is right?! Btw, staffs here are all very helpful and kind too!

Great pit stop for snacks drinks and bathroom use. It's clean, big, and spacious and a easy stop…read moreover on the way to Whistler

We popped into Urban Alpine to get fitted for skis. Last year we rented everything, so although we…read moreknew what size boots we needed, none of us really knew exactly what we wanted to buy. The bloke at Urban Alpine was soooo helpful! He spent quite a long time measuring and fitting boots for me, my husband and our friend. He wasn't pushy at all, and showed me a few different options. He also took into account our each of our skiing styles to recommend the best possible styles for each of us. In the end I bought some ski boots (I love them!) and he told me to come back after using them a few times to see if they can further improve the fitting. My friend found a really good pair that were more than 50% off, so he was happy too. My husband wasn't able to find any boots that fit him perfectly, but after the advice we received here, we have a better idea about what to look for.

I live two hours away from Urban Alpine, yet it is still my go to, and favourite ski shop. I have…read morebeen there multiple times in the last 3 years and bought ski boots, poles, skis, a jacket and a few small accessories. What brings me back? Well first off it's the prices and range of products. These products are largely focused on park skiers and boarders, but even if that isn't you, you can still find something. Prices are usually pretty good, especially in the off season. I have been to the turkey sale in Whistler at Thanksgiving 3 times now looking for fairly important purchases (first boots, then a jacket, then skis) and all three times I've ended up going back to Urban Alpine because of better prices and availability. The service is the best I have ever experienced in a ski shop, possibly the best I've ever experienced in any store. They always are quick to help you, and have knowledgeable and honest staff to answer every question. This is particularly nice, because the Whistler Blackcomb outlet store that is basically in the same strip mall, rarely has anybody that knows what they're talking about when it comes to skis. I have also asked on two separate occasions of they have a specific item, and when they didn't, they offered to order the item for me for no extra charge! I am always amazed by this store, and will always do my best to go there when I am in need of something ski related, even though it is very far away from me. I hope others do the same!

Ordered window blinds from here twice, to my detriment. The first time, they left me short one…read moreblind. The second time, the blinds didn't fit, and they had to reorder -- almost 4 months later, and there's no sign of them. Mistakes happen, and I am very patient, but there has been no communication or status updates which is incredibly frustrating. The staff on the HD decorating team completely ghost you as soon as you pay the invoice. Cheryl, Brea, Logan all refuse to answer calls, emails or texts unless you call their head office to complain. It is the worst customer service I've ever experienced. They are awful to deal with. Avoid them at all costs.

Almost impossible to get someone to help you on the floor... and by phone it is worse! Currently,…read moreI've been waiting on the phone for a quarter hour to get hold of someone. I have ordered items for store pickup a few times (when I have NO other option) - the tracking tells me the item has arrived in Squamish, but it takes days for it to show as ready for pick up. And, when it is "ready" for pickup, I usually have to wait half an hour or more for them to located the item and bring it to the front. The main value of Home Depot customer service is to make us appreciate how efficient the municipal rezoning process is.

I've been to other dollar stores in the states and this dollar store falls a little short of my…read moreexpectations. I came in here mainly looking for teacher items to take back for work. I did find a big pack of erasers for under $3! That was a great deal! However, there barely were any other teacher items that I wanted. They had a great selection of baskets for the classroom. However, it is rather difficult to take it back in a suitcase. I could definitely see this store as a stop to buy everyday items. They have cleaning supplies, office supplies, food, etc for a really cheap and affordable price. I saw many items that you can purchase at the grocery store for cheap. They even had holiday items for Christmas. Even though it was after Christmas it still wasn't discounted yet. The staff were nice and friendly when we checked out. However there were no staff working on the floor to help people. Overall good dollar store, but I couldn't see myself wanting to come back here again.

Very nice dollar store…read more + Large = Great selection of items (although we stopped in looking for Canada souvenirs, which they did not have. Seems that these are only found in Chinatown. Bummer.) + Bright, clean and organized (which is not always the case in other dollar stores). + Not crowded. + Lots of parking.

Beautiful space | great products…read more This shop is located in a neat outdoor shopping spot near Locavore. I was immediately drawn to this place seeing the entrance with dried plants as an archway. The whole space is bright and makes your soul happy. Lots of great smells and plants decorate this place. They carry various items like plants, plant care, facial items and bath products, pottery, net grocery bags, aroma related items, and more... I ended up walking out with their Squamish Solstice buttercream lotion and a Matcha Milk bath ball. Their Squamish Solstice buttercream lotion is very popular; I took the last one! Stop by here. This is a great location with unique items. Parking is terrible! The small lot always fills up quickly, so we end up parking on the street or around the corner at a nearby shopping center's lot.

This is quite honestly one of the cutest shops- I could spend hours wandering round and spending…read moreall my money. I love the selection of plants and all the hand made products- the deodorant is one of my favourites and I also love the sticker selection and palo Santo being at the checkout. The staff are kind and welcoming and instantly put me at ease the first time I ventured into Nootka- they clearly have a passion for what they sell. I hope to go back when I next visit the area.

We were roaming around Squamish Downtown and we saw Dollar Tree. We decided to walk in and check…read moreout what they have. The store is very organized and clean even though the place seems old and the décor or the walls seems very tired. Anyways, I came in and ended up buy a few things. There is a big parking lot out front. Note that if you decide to get a bag here its not 5 cents but much more than that.

The quality of the women's clothing gets worse and worse. I bought a striped blue shirt a few…read moremonths ago that was a loose weave. The lower front fabric pulled away from the band and immediately started to fray terribly. It's taken me hours to try to reset the band. The shirt cost $30 and wasn't worth $5.

Typical Winners set up…read more Lots to choose from. It's a hit and miss if I find a "must have" item.

This is a huge, spread out marketplace with many, many stores, eateries, groceries, and even a…read morelodge right in the middle. It appears this is the main marketplace in Whistler, because it's like a small town, but it does sure feel like a tourist trap. After eating at Peaked Pie, we walked around this marketplace and visited some stores and even the lodge to use their washroom. I feel all the ladies who work here are really nice and friendly. The men aren't friendly at all. No greeting, no offer of assistance, no nothing. Kinda weird, but okay. In addition to the stores and eateries, there's also several parks, police and fire station, theatre, clinics, library, and museum, and etc. This kinda marketplace feels like those city building games where you put all the main buildings in close proximity to each other, add in a lodge, and lines of stores here and there. There are many local and outdoor clothing and sports gear stores here, and they are very expensive. Overall, it was interesting walking around here because it does feel like you're in a small town where everyone knows each other, and when tourists come along, they try to sell you their goods at top dollar. I don't think I'll buy anything from here. Just here for the food and coffee.

Such a great place to walk around, eat and drink good food and buy some local souvenirs. All…read moresurrounded by the most spectacular setting. Just puts you in a great mood feeling relaxed and having a good time.

You will never regret booking with Adrian! He has been my barber for around 1.5 years now. Here's a…read morebreakdown of what you can expect when you get a haircut from him: 1. Great conversation (he's super friendly and personable) 2. You decide how you want to look and he makes it happen 3. EXTREME attention to detail! He will make sure every single edge of your hair and/or beard is perfectly lined up 4. Expect to be there for at least 30 minutes because perfection takes time Don't debate it - book the appointment!