On our most recent trip to Whistler, I unfortunately, tweaked something in my knees while skiing…read more Fortunately, there was a Rexall in the Village and I was able to get some medicated patches and ointments to help with the pain and swelling. Not surprisingly, their pain relief aisle was filled with a large variety of items. Clearly, I was not the first, last, or only one to injure themselves on the mountains. Although I was only interested in their injury/pain relief products, the shop seemed well stocked with your typical drug store/pharmacy items. Convenient location. Pleasant staff. Open late (9:00 pm).

Worst service ever. Pharmacy marks up their drug prices if they know you have the money to pay for…read moreit. Seriously, pay attention to how much you are paying and tell them to break it down to the cent,

One of the local markets. Good selection of things. Was only in town for a week. Would have bought…read moremore if items came in smaller quantities. Found out the other local market does!

This place has extremely high prices, even by Whistler/Canadian standards. For that you get service…read morethat ranges from surly to downright hostile. Apparently the pink haired cashiers and deli servers consider it beneath them to have to serve you, and reluctantly take your money with a scornful stare. At least the foreign worker from Cameroon, or someplace, and who barely speaks English, tries to be friendly.

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

This Shoppers is in the edge of downtown. It is nothing special compared to the other Shoppers in…read morethe lower mainland. It has a giant parking lot in front shared with many other stores and restaurants. This Shoppers isles are nice and wide and the shelves are fully stocked. However, if you are here for discounted festive chocolate, unfortunate there is none. I came to check out the valentines chocolate 5 days after valentines.no discount. Service was ok here. If you need assistance, you will need to reach out. Overall ok Shoppers

Jeez, you can be in the middle of the Rockies or downtown Toronto; Shoppers Drug Marts all look the…read moresame! Friendly and personable service. Surprisingly good prices on vitamins, go figure. Clean store. Smaller variety of products than at home.

Organized store with random sales and friendly staff. Quiet at night good time to shop when it is…read morenot busy and crowded. You can get free 2 hour parking by scanning the indigo QR code and adding your vehicle plate number. Store is well lite and clean

A female employee came to us when we went to another self check-out machine because the one that we…read morehad been using was not responding. She looked at us oddly and we told her that the machine was frozen. She seemed not to understand what we said. She asked us if we used a physical card for LD Extra, and she said it was good that we did not use a physical card for LD Extra because some people do that. We were surprised to hear that because there is not a points card for LD; the staff and the machines usually ask for our phone number. She was confusing and did not know about the rewards program. If she was helpful, she could have checked that machine before she questioned us. This is not the first time that the self check-out machines wasted our time; the self check-out machines at this LD always had problems (e.g. it showed 'Call for attendant' when we did not press the button; it did not go to the next screen after we pressed a button on the screen (it just kept spinning)) and there is always no staff available at the self check-out area for assistance.

We shopped here a couple of times during our Vancouver visit. It's a nice market with every thing…read morewe need. The only problem is they close quite early. I believe around 7 pm. Their rotisserie chicken is amazingly yummy. Very close to Horseshoe bay.

Used to be "Someplace Special". Neighbours knew it as "Someplace Social"…read more Now it is just "Someplace Safeway". Of course Safeway is far better than it was so it's a good Safeway.

Yvonne, the front store Manager in Shoppers Drug Mart in Agassiz BC…read morealways goes above and beyond to help us. We just want to give her a great big thumbs up and let her know that we really appreciate her. Thank you, so very much. Ted/Saskatoon Sk

This LD is in a great location inside (at the back of) Sunnycrest Mall. There are plenty of free…read moreparking at Sunnycrest mall. This LD is fully stocked and staff here are friendly. My friend came here for cosmetic and she came out with a handfull of samples and a free makeup bag. Prices here are ok and it is standard London Drugs pricing.

Keystone Cops run a business. I've given London Drugs Gibsons chance after chance and am now so fed…read moreup by their disorganization that I refuse to enter the premisis unless I have absolutely no choice. I, unfortunately, use a lot of prescription drugs and finally just had to give up and move to a local ph. One mistake after another and they would tell me they would call when they got it fixed. When I didn't get the call they seemed to have no record of my call and it all had to start over from the beginning. And ordering something in that isn't on the shelf like an electronic or household item. Never got a call back. The last straw: I lost an ear bud. They asked me to leave the airpod case there, took down my information. Ten days later I get a call: "We have your airpods here." Me: Great, I'll come get them. LD: It's missing an airbud. Me: Yes, that's why I brought it in. LD: Do you want a new one? Like, why else would I bring it in? Did I need the tech to take 10 days to confirm that one air pod is missing? It took over two weeks to get a part that probably could have arrived the next day. And the computer system must have been new in 1980. To get anything done the workers need to write a short story into the computer. I've lodged complaints and watched the managers eyes glaze over. Nothing was repeated back to me and I'm certain nothing was written.