Giant Tiger

Giant Tiger = Giant Deals
Just saying. I used to live 5 minutes walking distance from here and let me say, Giant Tiger (GT) is a staple among nearby residents. They have so many good deals here. For example, a box of powdered sugar doughnuts is only $ 1! And oh man, are those powdered doughnuts good. My mouth is literally salivating as I write this. GT always has some good deals going on. Every week they have new specials and often times you can get really good $ 1 deals. Once they were selling frozen pizzas for $ 2. I bought four (plus a box of powdered sugar doughnuts).
There are of course some items that are a little expensive, but most things are a good deal. GT sells clothes, food, drinks, and home supplies. Basically everything you need for your household you can find at GT. The quality of their products is good too. I would say higher quality than Walmart but lower quality than Costco.
Overall, great place. You know you won’t be getting ripped off here, and the staff is quite friendly too. The store went through some renovations recently. Basically they changed sides for the exit and entrance doors, and made it so that you have to walk all the way around the store to get to the cash register after walking in. Looks nice though. If I still lived close enough, I would definitely stop by here.
Bonus: the beer store is right next to this place in the same plaza! Whoooo!

My boyfriend and his friends were always talking about «GT» and I didn’t know they meant Giant Tiger.
It was actually better than I thought it would be. Not exactly a grocery store, not exactly a clothing store… just kind of everything.
There are some things that are overpriced here but there are some good deals too.
I found touch screen gloves for a few dollars, some cute stuffy toys (impulse buy), and I’ve seen some really cute dresses that my friends wear and tell me they got from here (shocking!).
The clothing prices are cheap, like $ 15 for a dress. I don’t know how their shoes hold up but they look cute.
I like getting pop, butter, and canned food here.
There’s also lots of parking and it’s beside a beer store.

This is a good store with a wide selection of products, including clothes, household products, pharmaceuticals and groceries.
Personally, I use it for grocery shopping. They have a mix of low-​price no-​name brands and better-​known brands, all at reasonable prices, sometimes very cheap. For example, the other week I picked up a cheese pasta mix (Kraft Dinner size) for 33c. Got chocolate pudding mix (Jello size) for about 60c. Snacks such as Crispers, Bugles and chips are a good buck or so cheaper than the local 7 – 11. As with all bargain stores, it’s pot luck when testing out a cheap brand. A few weeks ago I bought chicken balls — 20 for about $ 4. Delicious. But to go with them I got me some egg rolls for about the same price, and they tasted revolting.
Though it’s mainly frozen and non-​perishable foods, you can get a bit of fresh fruit and veg at good prices.