This mall was depressing. Dark, cramped, and with an unspectacular selection of stores, it seems…read morethere must be better options elsewhere in town. It does not help that the mall is at the end of one of the longest retail drags just westward. I did appreciate that the mall was here, but my shopping was done primarily at the Co-op next door. Even the food court was limited in selection, with the standard players and some poorly-run independent restaurants. It's a little sad, and that shouldn't be the feeling when you're shopping.

From the owner: Go for the shopping, Stay for the Fun! The Centre offers over 90 stores and services including…read moreSaskatoon's only Best Buy, Indigo Books, plus well known stores such as Sportchek, Shoppers Drug Mart, Saskatoon Co-op Food Store and Saskatoon's largest Urban Planet and Ardene. While at The Centre, enjoy the latest blockbuster at Cineplex. Stay for the fun! The Centre features Cineplex and Rainbow Cinemas with a combined total of fifteen movie screens. Also discover The Centre East Galleries consisting of seven fine art galleries showcasing Saskatchewan talent. Go for the shopping, stay for the fun! Visit The Centre at the corner of Circle Drive and Eighth Street East with two levels of free climate controlled underground parking and acres of above-ground parking.

I don't mean to complain but my nana and i went to exit the store and the lady asked for our…read morereceipt (which is totally valid) but we had trouble looking for it and she proceeded to yell at us whilst letting other people leave without checking their receipt. she started to yell at my 82 year old grandma as well! yelling at her to show her the purchase on her phone which she hasn't figured out how to do yet. she made me and my nana feel humiliated :/ finally once we found the receipt she was super snarky about it too she needs to chill the fuck out

If you know what yiu are looking for at the store.....Then, you will have a good trip there…read more If you need to find out from employees where things are, you will have great difficulty Getting answers as to where things are.... The value of items is usually pretty good!

Car Breakdown: My…read morecar suddenly stopped working. I had towed to Canadian Tire at Preston Crossing. I left my key with them for inspection and repair stating that i don't know anything about car, please do proper diagnosis and solve the issue. Initial Diagnosis & Repair: Next day, I were informed the battery and alternator needed replacement. I paid the bill, and Canadian Tire replaced both the battery and alternator. Post-Repair Issues: After replacement, the dashboard showed "++" sign and brake warning light. I immediately called Canadian Tire and brought the car back. They admitted the issue was due to a faulty alternator. Car was still drivable, and they said they would replace the alternator with a company alternator. Long Waiting Period: You waited for about 3 months for the replacement. Canadian Tire finally replaced the alternator Continued Problems: After replacement, same dashboard warnings appeared again, along with more warning lights and check engine light. After 3 months of waiting, problem was not resolved. Final Response from Canadian Tire: They told me to take the car to the dealership. Then many questions come in my mind. Is Canadian Tire a trial and learning center for customer vehicles? Why was a thorough and accurate diagnosis not done ? Why did the car show the same issues even after replacing with an alternator? Is it responsible for Canadian Tire to simply say "take it to a dealer" after months of failed repair attempts? Who is liable if an accident happens due to the car being in an impaired or unsafe condition? Where is my right to accurate information about the diagnosis? Where is my right to seek redress for poor service or faulty parts? Where is the accountability for the time, money, and stress caused? Request for Direct Answer: Is this how Canadian Tire handles customers' concerns? I am requesting an answer directly from the owner or management of Canadian Tire Preston Crossing.

Ordered online and paid full price for my order. When I went to the pickup location I was given…read moredamaged repacked clearance marked items with final sale/reduced price on the packages. Clerk told me I had to take them to customer service for a refund of price difference. I have pictures of items.

I wanted to update my review on the midtown plaza. I've recently begun walking around with my…read morepartner there and going shopping there and what not. I understand the downtown area of Saskatoon Saskatchewan is the area where most of the Homeless Population is. However with that being said, security is not in any way doing anything to permanently stop the flow of homeless people into midtown physically. Once again i understand that it's the area of where all the homeless people hangout but I really think that Saskatoon needs to do better in banning homeless people from all public businesses. It's just that I fear for the safety of everyone else other than the homeless. There are young people there, there are senior citizens there, there are moms and dads with their young ones. When I see that and then see the amount of homeless people being let into midtown, the more I think that the Saskatoon police force needs to get involved because security is not doing their job at all. I disapprove with what's going on at midtown big time. If I was running midtown, there wouldn't be one homeless person inside at all at any moment whatsoever.

I like spending my time in this great shopping centre and I love the environment. I wish there was…read morea better parking place, though.