When on the way to Wynyard, Saskatchewan which is a small town I asked my family if they needed any…read moreproduce because in a small town it is extremely limited. They said they needed asparagus which we definitely would not be able to get in a small Saskatchewan town so where do we go to get it? Save on Foods and there selection of produce was impeccable!

I've bought a dress in superstore,8th street,Saskatoon,Saskatchewan. They closed their fitting room…read morebecause of COVID-19.I brought it back for returning while I've never used it and surprisingly they didn't accept it.I showed the return policy rule to the customer service manager the from their website but she didn't care about it and said they didn't accept any thing to return just because they don't have bins to hold the stuff for 72 hours quarantine meanwhile many stores have changed their return policy to a longer time these days...Superstore is abusing its customers and take advantage from this circumstances.

a worst place for students to work at walmart preston saskatoon. specially the front end…read moredepartment.the front end manager sucks. she has hired all illiterate old indians instead of hiring students and expects more than the job description from us.never co-operates.the preston store looks more like an indian store, doesnt feel we are in canada.hahhahahah!

Sometimes a man just needs to hit up a Walmart and get his dog food, lamp shades, and tractor lube…read moreall in one shopping trip. DON'T DO IT HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where do I start?! There were SEVERAL bulbs out in various hardware aisles making it very hard to read the fine print on some of the paint cans telling me how dangerous they might be. THAT'S A SERIOUS HAZARD RIGHT THERE!!! Next, the young man working the shoes department seemed pretty disinterested in checking for rain boots in my size. SORRY YOUNG MAN BUT I NEED TO KEEP MY TOES DRY!!!!!! The dog food was only priced down by $1.08 which was pretty disappointing since that really only works out to $0.002/kibble in savings.. why don't I just feed my dog bone scraps from the slaughterhouse dumpster? Might as well, if you ask me, Walmart. There are faaaaaarrrrrrrr better places in town to shop for tractor parts, dogs, and lamps that know how to handle their staff and lighting better than Walton's over here. DO NOT VISIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Standard Safeway. I…read morelike that you don't need a points card anymore but be careful of prices at Safeway in general. Safeway brand stuff tends to be quite good and the store was clean and easy to navigate. Airmiles here :-)

The go to place for everything vegan, gluten free, and organic. Really friendly staff, tons of…read moreoptions, and competitive prices. From snacks to breads, to meals and alternative products. This is as close to a Whole foods as Saskatoon has!

This store is fantastic for a very wide selection of food, vitamins and more. The staff is always…read moregreat. Anna, in the vitamin section, is unbelievable knowledgeable and will do whatever it takes to find the product or information you are looking for. Highly recommended as your first stop for healthy options!

This is a great store, with many food options and collections. My wife and I shopped here when we…read morefirst arrived and found the layout and products to be better than most. The team on staff was happy to serve and the selection of good was more than enough to satisfy our tastes. We could easily tell this was a store that was founded on the concept of community, and we felt better shopping here because of it.

This store is so racist. Don't shop in any Co-op store in Western Canada if you are not white…read more Every store that I have been in is so racist. A white woman in front of me got a smile from the cashier and she said, "Hi, do you have a Co-op number? And what did I get from the same cashier, a minute later? A scowl on her face, and a one word question. "Number?" And every Co-op store in Western Canada is like this...