Car wash, diesel, propane, card lock, convenience kiosk, and pay at the pump…read more The usual convenience gas bar items, lotto, with gift cards too! All pumps here are self-serve now. Membership pays-usually at the end of the year you get a rebate for ~6¢ a liter. Plus you get coupons as good as cash to spend in the grocery store. Quick to get in and out of, handy Subway next door, and Coco Brooks pizza right behind. Gas, coffee, sandwich, pizza, treats etc. they've got you covered.

BP Propane was very pleasant and patient to deal with. I…read more Iwas about to go buy a new tank and a fill when I decdecidedttocall a propapropanesupplier. I called BP. (I didn't get his nam with,ained that there was aty feature thatthe that thetank valve had to b be connected to a device or the valve would not open, releasing gas. Speaking to him likely saved me $80.00 or mor. I would highly recommd recommenddealing with

Bp propane Rocks , they are reliable and provide a good service…read more If you need propane I definitely recommend BP Propane.

Riverbend Shell has everything this gal needs!…read more 1. About 4 blocks from home! 2. McKay's Ice Cream 3. A car wash 4. A convenience store 5. Propane for my barbeque 6. Airmiles 7. Pay at the Pump I am a huge fan! I frequent this station often, because it has everything this gal needs!

The sales team at riverbend gas station are beyond rude. I have seen many poor reviews from other…read morepeople on their customer service and nothing gets done about it. Today I was there today for my final visit. I asked him a question twice and I got no response. I told him he was not very nice and every time I come in he is the same. I did not get mad, said it in a very calm voice and left the store for the last time. i did not get the change I wanted from him to finish getting the soap off my car so I left with a soapy car.... there car wash is in dire need of repairs. somebody needs to step in and review this team

Good location with lots of gas pumps, selection of food to go, lotto wicket, propane for gas bbq…read moreand best of all, Coop gas stations have the best touch less car washes along with hand bug spray for headlight and hoods. Staff super friendly and hours are great.

This is the closest place to my house to get propane that isn't a "trade a tank" place. Upon…read moredriving up there was no one ahead of me so I pressed the button which is supposed to call an employee over. After waiting for a while and when I was just about to leave someone from the full serve island came over to fill me tank. The station was busy, but without knowing that you were competing with the people getting gas for an employee's hand it was a little confusing to figure out what was going on here. After paying I was glad to see that I arrived at the right time as there were a few people waiting to fill their tanks. On my second visit I just needed a drink. Upon walking into the convenience store there was a long line and many of the drinks were sold out. This wasn't a screaming hot day in the summer, it was a warm day in September. Where was the stock?!

I hate, hate, hate paying too much for gas. I won't drive out of my way for it, but I regularly…read morepass about 10 different stations on my commute. The posted prices are usually within a few cents per liter of each other, but Centex is regularly the cheapest. The level of HAPPY that scoring the cheapest gas along my communte brings me is of epic proportions. Seriously. On Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, the price at the pump is 2 cents per liter cheaper than the posted price. They don't just adjust the posted price on these days either - the posted price is STILL lower than other stations. But where the REAL BIG savings come in is if your car, like mine, requires premium (91+ octane). Some of the other big guys (*cough* Esso *cough*) get sneaky and only post their price for regular gas. When you get to the pump, you realize that premium is $0.15+/L more than regular. Ohhhh SNAP. At Centex, premium is always $0.10/L more than regular. Always. So, lets get out our calculators. $0.05+/L more for premium, plus $0.02/L on Wed / Sat / Sun, plus having a regularly posted price a few cents cheaper than other stations.... adds up to at least $0.10 per liter. You might be thinking "10 cents? who cares?". WELL. Stats Canada says that the average Canadian drives 18,000km per year. At average fuel economy, the 10 cents savings will quickly add up to $200 per year! It will be even more if you drive an older car or drive more than average. Moral of my rant: Start filling up at a nearby Centex. Take the $200+ you save and treat yourself to a nice dinner at one of the fine establishments in town. Review #14 of Yelp's 30 Day Review Challenge 2012

Excellent full service station. Cheap Gas…read more Subway sandwich shop in the back Propane Diesel Nice staff!

It's a fairly well managed Co-op. Produce is mostly fresh and the meats are great. Only…read morecomplaint is the prices are a little higher that other grocery stores. Plenty of parking.

Touchless. Won't. Ever. Scratch. Your. Vehicle. I always buy the premium wash, normally $10.99 but…read moreI get $2 off because I fill up (30 litres minimum) beforehand. In the summer they have bug spraying wands at the entrance so you can pre-treat your vehicle and get the insect goo off.