Amazing service and prices. Rohit was so helpful and friendly when I asked him to print and make…read morespiral-bound books for my grandchildren. Rohit is a wonderful addition to Staples. Thank you!

I'm not sure if this location is closing. I saw a sign outside that seemed to indicate a…read moredevelopment on the property. But I like this staples because it usually isn't crazy busy & has a good selection. The staff have always been helpful & friendly when I've come here so I have no complaints. I recently bought some art supplies here. They carry a good quality acrylic paint brand that I like. I hope this location doesn't close!

Let me tell you about the unsung hero of my adult life: Staples in Red Maple. This place is like…read morethe Batcave for office warriors--minus the bats, plus a surprisingly efficient Amazon pickup window. ‍ Amazon Pickup: Faster Than a Caffeinated Squirrel I don't know what kind of sorcery they're using, but the Amazon pickup process here is smoother than jazz on a Sunday morning. I walked in, blinked, and my package was already in my hand. I half expected confetti and a marching band. No fuss, no drama--just grab and go like a ninja with a Prime membership. Office Chairs: Built Like a Tank, Feels Like a Cloud I bought an office chair here over four years ago. It's still going strong. No squeaks, no sagging, no mysterious stains from unknown snack-related incidents. I've spilled coffee, cried into it during tax season, and spun in it during Zoom calls like a caffeinated toddler--it's unfazed. If this chair were a person, it'd be a stoic monk with a black belt in comfort. Supplies: Reasonably Priced, Surprisingly Fun Staples has everything from pens that glide like Olympic figure skaters to paper that makes you feel like your printer finally respects you. Prices are fair, and the selection is solid. I once walked in for a stapler and left with a whiteboard, three packs of sticky notes, and a renewed sense of purpose. ‍ Staff: Chill, Helpful, and Not at All Judgy The team here is consistently friendly and helpful. They don't hover like confused pigeons, but they're always around when you need them. I once asked where the laminators were and got a full breakdown of features like I was buying a sports car. Respect. Final Verdict: Staples Red Maple Is My Spirit Animal If office supplies were a lifestyle, this Staples would be my guru. Efficient, affordable, and weirdly comforting. I go in stressed and come out with a binder and inner peace.-Zuk

Their business center is great because you can drop off Amazon packages, plus all other courier…read moreexcept Canada Post. Their printing service (across Staples) sucks. It takes so long for prints to come in to the store and so many mistakes. I use to print here pretty often but moved my business to TPH and UPS nearby.

Recently they've been handing $5 coupons to people making returns from Amazon to Staples to be used…read morethe same day. Which I totally took advantage of and made some purchases for additional event supplies. Staples also does price matching if you see anything else online that's more expensive than Staples. So I'm conflicted with my experience, in store shopping experience was fine. They even price match with anything online so making the use of the $5 coupon I received a no brainer. However, the online print experience seems unreliable for prints that are outsourced (business cards). It makes me grateful that I'm glad I had a printer at home so I didn't need to rely on their printing. I tried to make a purchase for printing for same day pick up, they couldn't print in time and there is no status update. It's kind of deceiving on the marketing check out page on the business cards print says if you had to make the purchase before 11am it's eligible for same day pick up otherwise it would be next day by 6pm, next day was fine but it's still to this day not delivered. It's impossible to even dial-in to talk to a staff member on the phone. I was put on hold for 1.5hrs on a weekday and still no pick up. I decided to check them out in-person since I was at the plaza anyway. They said I should just call them tomorrow morning to see if the order has been shipped (they don't print business cards onsite). I tried calling them tomorrow morning at the store and they weren't able to pick up. So I had a backup plan. Now that the event that I needed it for has passed, the use for these printed items are not as urgent but can still be used for the future. I still noticed they haven't issued any email update on whether these items are ready for pick up. Online communication takes days to respond. I ordered Nov 12 and it's Nov 19 and I still haven't gotten confirmation for pick up. This is before the official Canada Post strike on Nov 15... I'm just surprised by the lack of communication from Staples and it's hard to get hold of.

I shop personally and for work at Staples.. I love how they offer free next day deliver for orders…read moreover $50.. If you ever try to carry a box of paper up 2 flights of stairs, you know what I mean. I usually just order most of my office needs over the Internet using their website.. but this particular day I decided to pop in the store since I just want to pick up something small.. and I need it right away!! This Staples is set up a little different than the ones I usually frequent, so it took me awhile to find what I need...... no associates came over and asked if I need any help... Ended up I went to the Dollarama next door and got a cheap small calculators for $2 instead of $8 at Staples. I think I will just stay with website browsing for the time being!

The new location may be a little more accessible, but there's no other real improvement with the…read moremove from the north side of Hwy 7. I've tried to shop here repeatedly over the years, and I often leave without what I came for. The selection and stock are usually thin, whether you're looking for a laptop, a phone case, a tablet bag, even writing paper. Most of all, I am usually disappointed with the (lack of) service. My last trip to this store was a few days into the new year, and we came in specifically for an item that had 7 listed in stock on the website at this location. Good luck finding it. When your website says you have 7 of these things in stock, and I can't find a single one on the floor, I shouldn't be hearing 3 different sales staff ask, well did you look in Aisle 1, visibly hoping/expecting that you haven't, because they don't want to have to deal with finding it. Then, we were directed to another aisle, and yes, the category of items is also there, but again, not the 7 pieces of this item that are in this particular store, according to your website stock count. So, once again, next salesperson, and again, Did you check in Aisle 1. Yes, the whole world is checking Aisle 1, because Aisle 1 has next to nothing left in that display and customers are walking out empty-handed. Oh wait look, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's ... dozens of huge boxes of stock sitting on top of your shelves! And then, another 15 minutes trying to find staff who are (1) willing, and (2) able to unpack the box very clearly branded and labelled with its brand and contents so that we can buy the thing. (I should also mention, when it's past January 1 and the item in question is a daily planner, you might want to have all these things out yesterday, because depreciation on these things is pretty serious by this point ...) Granted, the staff went through the trouble of doing this, and were helpful enough ... once the customer persistently does more than half the work of hunting for what they want, and guiding the staff on how to retrieve it. Really Staples, your management is leaving a lot to be desired. You have hundreds of people coming in here every day, and I saw more than one customer leave empty-handed in the more than half hour I was there to buy something you clearly show on hand on your website. That was the most recent experience, and I can't say that most other shopping experiences there are that much better. The last time I bought something before that, I almost left empty-handed, because the cashier was so much more concerned about gathering payment and marketing information from me rather than serving me for my purchase, that she neglected to hand over my bag of purchases before I left the store. Good thing I wasn't alone that time and my mate thought to ask the cashier for the stuff I just paid for.

I purchased my supplies on line with a pick up in store. The items were in stock but I opted to…read moreprepurchase and pick up to expedite the transaction to waste less time from work. when I arrived I immediately went to the sign that indicated 'staples.ca pick up'. I waited patiently as the clerks served people at the other check out tills until it made no sense as to why I was being completely ignored. When I asked, I was told I had to wit in the check out line as opposed to wait at the pick up sign. Bad policy. There is not advantage to purchasing on line in this scenario. I've already paid so should just be able to pick up. Makes no sense. Incidentally it was the store manager that completely ignored me while she continued to serve new check out customers. I suggest you shop elsewhere. This store has poor customer service. The product I purchased was half the price on amazon but I thought I could preorder and pick up quicker. Not the case.

I wanted to purchase an Ipad from this place because they had the silver color I was looking for in…read morestock. I called them in advance and they told me they would price match with Staples which had it for cheaper. I drove for an hour to get there. They bring me the Ipad and they tell me to show them the price on Staples website which I did. Staples was showing out of stock on their website so the lady that was helping me out refused to do a price match saying it has to be in stock in order for them to price match. I went to the best buy in Richmond hill location that same night after Centre Point staff refused to sell me the Ipad and the people at Richmond Hill location told me is no such a rule for price matching and they were surprised that Best Buy Mobile at Centre Point mall refused to sell me the Ipad. I guess the lady at Centre Point Mall just didn't want to sell the Ipad to me.