I WILL NEVER SHOP AT STILL EAGLE EVER AGAIN. There should be…read morea negative star scale, for the performance to which I was subjected. I used to be a return customer as they have an interesting inventory. After going in to purchase some soap, the clerk behind the counter treated me so horribly that when I responded to her rudeness her friend, a non-employee who the clerk was chatting with, joined in on the "bully session" and also started berating me over what I assume was because I was wearing a mask. When I inquired the clerk snapped and went off on me of the virtues of several clearly debunked conspiracy theories. I said it was rude and unacceptable as I walked out, the "friend" told me to F*** 0ff! So I responded that, I would never shop there again Then the clerk shouted, "We don't want you here anyway". I reiterated that I would "NEVER" shop there again as they gave me the finger on my way out. All this happened under the presence of the manager/owner who stood back and watched his employee's horrendous performance and treatment of a repeat customer WITHOUT INTERVENING. Shameful! Invest in some customer service training and awareness. I commit to shopping local but I will reiterate, I WILL NEVER SHOP AT STILL EAGLE EVER AGAIN. Neither should you!

I have shopped here many times, and after hearing about, and witnessing the owner being a jerk to…read morehis employees, i really don't think this establishment is worthy of my business! I also think the amount you pay option is just a commission in the owners jeans, at the end of the day? The girls that work there, seem to be under pressure to sell as much as they can, and my last visit there, will probably be my last!

Today I went to one store of Canadian Tire located in Montreal, after paying some items I try to…read morepay the credit card with my debit but it did not work, so the employee told me that I might pay in cash in customer service (which was just next to), however before me there were 2 or 3 persons so I decided not to, then when I was about to exit to the store I guess someone was on the exit way, so she told me "you can leave from the entrance door, or at least that is what I understood, behind me a man who is the manager (name: Mohamed), ask in a very bad way that it was not allowed to take that door for exit, so I replied that the employee told me to used it, then he started screaming on me and he even use a bad word s...., and I am sorry but I reacted telling him that he can not talk to me like that and he continued treating me horrible and he told me that he was going to call security and I said YES PLEASE CALL THEM SO I CAN TELL THEM HOW YOU ARE TREATING ME, then I ask to talk with a superviseur and this one was apparently calm I explained him what just happened and then he ask to see my receipt just to verify if I was not stealing from the store, I have been doing my shopping in this store for 5 YEARS, I was asked to leave, badly treated, humiliated, unwelcomed, Also the manager was looking at me in a very threatening way.

I I could give this store zero stars, I would. After decades of frequenting the Castlegar Canadian…read moreTire store, and thousands of dollars worth of purchases over the years, I will probably never go there again. Last week I went in with my son to look at lego and knives, a pretty normal everyday, and usually uneventful, shopping trip for a father and son. However, that day things were far from that. A few minutes after our arrival, we were swarmed by four male members of staff, including the manager, Ray, and ordered out of the store. Not even given a chance to enquiry why. Just order out. Halfway to the front of the store, while having my personal space invade, the manager, Ray, finally told me why we were being ejected. I had a backpack. After I explained that my car was in the shop and that a backpack made the most sense for me to pack heavy groceries etc. home, and after I pointed out other customers with backpacks, rather than treating me like a person, or even just a good customer, Ray kept walking at me and repeating that I needed to leave. Later at the front if the store he called the RCMP, and told me I could wait there and they would escort me out. I waited, and while I did I saw a friend. She also had on a backpack. I asked her if she thought it was fair that the stores policy (only just pointed out to me) wax fair, seeing how it didn't seem to be equilateral enforced. Before she could answer, the manager, Ray, left in between us (this is all shown on the CT cameras and reviewed by the RCMP) and pushed me back. When I took out my phone to check the time, Ray then grabbed it, pushed me again, and then attempted to snap h my glasses off my face, saying that I didn't need them and that they were a disguise (I have one darkened lens due to an eye injury. When thr RCMP arrived I explained what had happened and that I felt threatened and was physically pushed. I also called corporate Canadian Tire and made a formal complaint. I do not expect anything will come of this. And I strongly believe that I was profiled and targeted by Ray and his staff at Castlegar Canadian Tire, because I have a bit of a scruffy appearance and odd-looking glasses. Why else would I be treated like a criminal while others at the same time with backpacks like mine, shopped freely without a swat year of red shirts descending on them. So, be warned. Leave your backpack at home or prepare for the corporate tire to roll right over you.

I'll give em two stars because i found a few items i was looking for, but the employees attitudes…read morewere poor and not helpful. Cashier lady was middle aged and the other woman seemed a decade or two older than her. The cashier didn't seem friendly and wasn't accommodating at all; the older woman came from the back into my aisle and snapped at me. She was very rude and i felt too uncomfortable to continue looking. She was very out of line aand never apologized. Not good customer service.

They carry a wide variety of useful low priced items. This is the place to go if you need misc…read moresupplies like scissors, tape, jars, vials, and other small household goods.