This is not a "business" but rather a nonprofit organization which helps victims of domestic…read moreviolence, as well as support services for teen dating violence and abuse prevention. They have support groups, drop in services as well as court accompaniment. I've helped out a couple times and one my mentors works there. They also helped my family countless of times! They are among the nicest people you will ever meet! I strongly recommend anyone who needs advice or help to contact them ASAP!

The Montreal Workers Circle is a great nonsectarian, nonprofit organization that promotes Yiddish…read moreculture in Montreal. They have excellent programs. Membership is open to all.

I'm not a Value Village lover but you know I love to thrift and I was here this weekend and we…read morefound it pretty full of treasures! There are definitely some over priced things but if you look you can definitely find some high quality items that are priced well below their value. This location is huge, clean and well-organized and the clothes we purchased all smelled clean as well. Definitely double check any electronics or puzzles, but that's a good rule whenever you're shopping second hand.

This store does have a good variety of items although their pricing is ridiculously high. Many…read moretimes over, I've seen (one dollar) Dollar Store items priced between $3-$5 dollars. Their prices have skyrocketed in the past 5 years. It's sickening to think this is a FOR-PROFIT organization where a good deal of their items have been donated by generous people from the community who want to help out their local residents but this store is not selling the merchandise at a fair cost. They are getting way too greedy in my opinion. Once again, the consumer is the one that loses and compared to other Thrift Stores in the area, Value Village is charging about 10 times more for their items.