I ordered baseboards and paid a $40 delivery fee as they were too long to fit in my truck because…read morethey came only in 14 foot lengths. When the baseboards arrived 17 out of 26 were water stained, not happy. I called within 10 minutes of receiving them and was told that they've been sitting in the warehouse for a couple of months. First thing that ran through my head was " don't you check the product before delivery?" I had to wait a few days for a second delivery, which I was told would arrive by 9am and came at 11:30am. Would've been nice if they refunded my delivery fee for putting my renovation project back a few extra days.

Buyer beware! Shop around! Woodland Supply does not match prices nor provide a price adjustment…read moreon purchase even if a competitor sells same product (same type of wood, dimensions and pattern) during same time period for significantly less money i.e. 1/3 less at McDiarmid Lumber. A salesman from Woodland explained the products are not completely identical because they manufactured their product and a different manufacturer was used by their competitor. Returns are not easy at Woodlands as per their invoice, materials can be returned only by prior arrangement, require invoice copy, and "will be subject to a 10% restocking charge".

If you want help here you won't find it, but if you want to see staff stand around telling jokes…read moreand ignore you this is the store to go to. Do yourself a favour and take a drive to a store that will actually help you anyone but this one !!!

All the toys! Great…read morevalue for certain items but be careful of quality on some as well. Putting your phone number on file with them is a good idea in case you need to return a defective low cost item. Don't worry, in all my years of shopping here they've never phoned me once. Set their online flyer as a bookmark in your browser as they have some great door crashes. Also being such a big store I often find they will have niche hard to find items. They also have more in store than is listed on their website so it's worth a trip in. Mind you it's easy to end up killing two hours browsing here.

From the owner: Princess Auto was founded in 1933 in Winnipeg as Princess Auto Wrecking. After being acquired by…read moreHarvey Tallman in 1942, the company expanded from auto wrecking into war surplus, tools, and equipment. Through the 1940s and 1950s, it became known for repurposing military parts and running a successful mail-order business, which grew to 70% of sales. In 1977, Princess Auto opened its first retail store in Edmonton, later adding a national call centre, catalogues, and eventually online sales in 1998. Now headquartered in Winnipeg, the company operates over 56 stores across Canada and three distribution centres. In 2024, Princess Auto secured the naming rights to IG Field, home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, now called Princess Auto Stadium.

i worked in the plumbing department in panet and keneston i believe they weren't the worst jobs I…read morehad by any means very challenging and if i could be honest I personally enjoyed working at home depot better for the environment and people but if you are someone looking for a job this isn't a terrible option