This Winners is located in an area of Bedford that is developing fast. It's a good sized store with…read morechildren's clothing as well as the standard women's fashion fare. There is a reasonably sized shoe section as well as home wares / gifts and stationary / books.

Winners is the one of the greatest stores we have in HRM. I like this location as it generally has…read morea good selection, short lines at the checkout, and a large parking lot that has never been too full to have any issues finding parking. Experiences I've had with employees here have always been pleasant.

Was surprised with the selection of DVDs available. Even found a movie I've been looking for and…read moreother gems that aren't what you'd normally find at thrift stores

From the owner: Sell mattresses at an extremely low price with great customer service.read more

I waited two weeks to write this review, because I didn't want to leave such a negative review…read moreduring the Christmas Season. On December 23rd, 2022, I was shopping at this Canadian Tire in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, and witnessed a senior staff member telling a young staff to just go lay her head down on the table and see if she felt any better. The staff looked very sick and in visible discomfort. I then overheard several of the staff gossiping about the sick staff member and talking about her needing to "learn her lesson." I don't know what inspired that, if they thought she should have given more notice that she was sick or if they thought she was hung over or what, but I could not believe that post covid pandemic, they would not let a sick staff go home and then would talk about her in a group. The staff must have noticed me staring at them, because then they followed me around the store. No less then 4 different staff came up to me, one after the other, in different aisles as I browsed for Christmas sales, asking me if I needed any assistance. It was very disturbing and intimidating. I understand that Christmas is very stressful for retail staff, but the bullying behavior of the staff towards their sick colleague was something I just can't forget and why I am writing this review.

This Canadian Tire location never has what you want in stock and rarely has more than one person…read moreworking on cash resulting in very long lines at the register. I find their prices are also consistantly higher than other stores, even other Canadian Tire stores! The return policies are unethical and they don't answer the telephone when you call the store Fortunately there is a newer, larger Canadian Tire location a few kilometers away in Bedford that has lots of inventory and helpful staff. The Lower Sackville location could well be the poorest run CT in the country.

I was hearing a scraping sound from the front when braking so with 140,000 km on the car, I assumed…read morethe front pads were down to the warning. The estimate was about $1100.00 IF calipers were needed. They took the car in and came back 15 minutes later only to inform me much to my surprise there was lots of wear left on the pads and no need to replace them now. What a relief and my hat off to the staff for being so honest. 5 Stars!

Service dept damaged the plug in my oil pan during an oil change! Refused to take any…read moreresponsibility ! I even offered to meet them halfway with me buying replacement parts and they the labour... still no responsibility! Would never take my car there again!!

Ken and his Team are excellent!…read more Tailor, dry cleaning, amazing selection of men's clothing! I get compliments on EVERYTHING I buy from Pro Tailors! I'm not an easy fit!!! Ken, makes sure everything I wear fits perfectly! He's also quick to guide me as well "Chris this is not for you" and always has a better suggestion. His service, quality, attention to detail and great specials makes Pro Tailors a must try! Located in Bedford Place Mall, Bedford, NS. Thank you Ken and Lindsey for all you do! Making me look good isn't an easy task!

I've been looking for a tailor shop like this all my life. The best in Halifax by far.read more

Costco... where you'll come for the bulk toilet paper but stay for the hotdogs. Wait, that doesn't…read moresound right! Out of the two HRM Costco locations, I prefer this one for a couple of reasons. I will drive the extra miles even though Bayer's Lake location is much closer. The Dartmouth Crossing store is a newer build than Bayer's Lake. I find the aisles are bigger and easier to move around when the store is busy. The whole set up of the Dartmouth Crossing shopping area with wide, double lane streets and dedicated entrance/exit ramps is much better laid out than Bayer's Lake. Bayer's Lake was the city's first foray into a dedicated big-box shopping district. in the suburbs. Dartmouth Crossing learned from their mistakes. We usually seem to make Costco runs on the weekend; when lots of other people have the same idea. Shopping in crowded stores with stressed out people is like nails on the chalkboard of my soul. So being able to get through our list quickly and in and out of stripmall purgatory is paramount. Like any Costco, this store is a great place to stock up on the family necessities. After going through two in diapers I can say with authority that Kirkland baby wipes are the bomb and cheapest to boot. The Costco tire centre is the cheapest place in HRM to get your oil changed and has the lowest price on the big name tires. I can't leave out their dogs. At $1.50 for a drink and a gigantic hotdog it must be cheapest lunch in HRM.

Disabled woman left in the cold by Costco…read more If you need a heat pump don't go to either Costco or Halifax Heat pumps, here is why In September 2025 a disabled woman needed to replace her worn out heat pump before the winter. It was a 15 000 BTU and it was her only source of heating for her home. The old unit she had was a Lennox and when she saw the kiosk for Lennox in her local Costco she believed that buying a new Lennox from Costco would be a smart purchase. She could not have been more wrong. The new unit was installed at the end of Oct 2025 by Halifax heat pumps and the problems started almost immediately. It was noisy from the start and it only got worse. She called the company that installed the unit and they sent a tech out who put a thermometer in the head unit and said the temps were within normal operating range. Then told her the issue was she was running the heat pump at too low a temperature. She was told not to run it below 75 degrees Fahrenheit or 24 Celsius. She had been running the heat pump between 21 and 22 Celsius and was just told that was too low. This was the first alarm bell that something was not as it seemed. The old heat pump could be run at whatever temp it was capable of running but this 2025 model needed to be run 24 degrees C or above? That did not make any sense, but she did not argue with the tech that left without doing anything more than turning the temperature up and checking it with a thermometer. This would be the theme over the next several months. The heat pump never worked right and failed to heat even half the home, forget the entire home. Aside from checking the temp input and output with a thermometer and turning it off and on a few times no other checks of the equipment were done. On a few occasions the heat pump shut of entirely for hours at a time. This was in the middle of winter and the heat pump was not keeping the home warm so multiple space heaters had to be purchased to attempt to keep the home warm enough to live in. At one point she was told that running the space heaters was causing a problem for the heat pump. Imagine the main source of heat not heating your home and being told that using portable space heaters to keep the home at a livable temperature was the problem rather than the heat pump being the problem. She called Costco to complain and ask about options and if there was a refund policy on defective equipment. Originally Costco said yes there was a refund policy, and then changed their answer and said there wasn't. After spending a miserable winter, cold and uncomfortable and with the certain knowledge that nothing was going to be done to fix the problem, the decision was made to take the loss of money and replace the heat pump. This time reviews were carefully checked to see which installers and which manufactures had good reviews. Sadly at that point it was discovered that Lennox was not well reviewed. When Costco originally sent Halifax Heat pumps to check the home and do up the estimate she told them clearly that she needed a new unit that performed the same as her old unit and would heat the entire home. She was told that the new 12 000 BTU unit would work as well as her old 15 000 BTU unit had. It didn't. The home is 970 square feet and a quick check on the internet recommends either a 15 000 or 18000 BTU unit. The new company she called came, did their own check and estimate, and quoted an 18000 BTU unit. They also offered to remove the gas from the old unit and weight it to see if it was fully charged. What a shock to find out that the Lennox Unit was supposed to have 34 ounces and yet it only had 28.8 ounces. It was undercharged. Six tech visits and not one checked to see if the unit was fully charged despite all the issues with the unit and its failure to work properly. The part that annoys me most is that the 18 000 BTU unit was the same price as the 12 000 BTU unit she bought from Costco. I'm not saying she was ripped off but I am saying the level of customer service she got from both Costco and Halifax Heat pumps was non-existent. Costco literally left her in the cold in the middle of winter.

Hear that? It's…read morefuneral march, and it's playing for Bedford Place Mall. Gone are the days of a bustling mall with plenty of great shops to pop into. Now it's empty shops, and fly by night stores (here today, gone tomorrow). Now even the big box stores, Winners, Shoppers and Zellers are packing up shop and leaving town. Shame, but the mall will likely be seeing the wreaking ball soon. Head elsewhere.

Yeah I know, two star review? Harsh. Honestly, Yelp is right, it's kinda 'meh, I've experienced…read morebetter.' This is one of those malls that you go into and instantly you know that it's been put out to pasture. This mall feels like it's dying. That being said. The renovations that have gone into this place are really beautifully done! Sadly, it's not enough to make me go back. I only went in here for the Target, when that was a thing (RIP Target) and the other month to check out a business.

Expensive,non flattering styles,made of 90 percent polyester,, would never buy again ..how do you…read morejustify the cost with such cheap material that is ruined and even more shapeless than before with such cheap material

There's just something fantastically big city about popping into a boutique for a quick visit and…read morethen being offered a glass of champagne by the owner (Lisa) as she tells you all about how she's going down to hang out with the celebrities at the Golden Globes. Awesome, right? I felt like I was in an episode of Sex and the City - you know, before the terrible movies. Turbine is bringing high fashion to Atlantic Canada in a way that will entice fickle fashionistas and budget shoppers alike. With some stunning pieces available for $50 (I'm thinking specifically about the signature Turbine belt), it's all about the accessible accessories! They don't have menswear so I didn't dive too deep into the product but the store is gorgeous, dynamic and fun to shop in whether you're looking for something specific, or just appreciate beautiful things. Take a peak so you can look back and remember where Halifax's hot fashion scene all began and be sure to keep an eye out for their happenin' collection shows that are not be missed.