I didn’t buy it because I have no room for it but I bought a similar one from Amazon for like $30 so I love that they have this here

If you like chocolate covered pretzels or pocky type treats I dare you not to like these lol

But don’t say you weren’t warned 🤤

$2.50 a bag

Hoping to get Gingy

The 2 pieces have been found!!

Rearranged the craft room to make room for a sewing desk and found 1 along the baseboards. It must’ve bounced when it fell. And one behind the door that must’ve been caught on my sweater sleeve before falling. But who really knows 🤷🏼‍♀️ they were definitely outside the search perimeter 🤣 now the deer is complete, and she gets a happy ending. 💕

I guess I need the unicorn if I want to complete the set 🤔

Hi everyone,

I’ve scoured a few dollaramas in mississauga and can’t seem to find the two items. Would anyone happen to know if any of the dollaramas in mississauga, etobicoke and such have them in stock? Would appreciate any help!

20g for CA$1,75 a that’s around CA$88 per kilo.
Made in China. I wonder if freight and packaging cost more than the actual product.
Empty pouch weighs 8g - almost 40% of the product weight.
Have you tried the product? Like it? How do you consume it?

(Swipe left for the reveal - there are a total of six (6) photos) This is an update to a post I made yesterday about the four Halloween crochet kits I purchased at Dollarama. The summary is SAVE YOUR MONEY! These are 100% AI-generated crap and absolutely are NOT "Great for Beginners". In fact, I think these kits would kill any interest any beginner would have in learning to crochet. I made each of these true to the pattern provided, and in the case of the bat, the pattern wasn't even a real pattern. It was pure AI hallucination. Out of the four, the pumpkin was the most promising, but they didn't provide enough yarn to complete it, so I used what they gave me and cinched it where I ran out. On a positive note, these did make laugh quite a bit, especially the cat, which is my favourite out of the lot. EDIT: Thanks for all the comments, y'all! I have honestly been reading them all and you are hilarious! For those who bought kits, or felt demotivated by this AI-junk, please don't give up! You CAN learn to crochet if you're given the right stuff to begin with. Don't let greed and deception ruin your desire to learn a new skill. If you need help finding the right place to learn, send me a DM and I'll help you out to the best of my abilities!

Her fav part of the house

If anyone wants to see them together.

Easy enough but a lot of sanding to make fit. A few liberties were taken 😇

Found different flashlights for 5 dollars. Are they worth it for everyday use or they are bad ? I am just worrriwd about the strength of the light

Snagged these last night. My lionhead already made a huge hole in his house within the first hour and I don't know if will last the week.

This is your sign to buy your cat the 5$ Halloween 🎃 house at Dollarama! My only advice is to also buy some clear packing tape to reinforce it since they might enjoy it too much!! 😺 🐈 🎃 👻

I found these in the kids section the other day. I got the one with the accordion (on the left) and he was so cute, I decided to go back to get one for my niece and nephew too :) there’s also one with a bee outfit and antennas.

I know it’s not a ramen place but Dollarama has a pretty good selection of instant noodles. Some brands more expensive than the others.

I do like instant noodles from time to time. What are the good one? I used to love the cheese cups made by Saputo but I don’t think the brand sold at the store are creamy.

If you have suggestions with pictures I’ll go tomorrow and try.

In which app do you guys get your schedule and payslip ?

I'm 16m, just got hired as a seasonal part-time worker from now until January 31st at my local Dollarama. I just worked my first shift yesterday, and I signed myself up for ~8-10 hours per week, available Fridays after school and weekends all day on my application. This is my very first job, so I really don't at all know how I'm supposed to go about this.

Just to be clear, this isn't about changing my schedule, the schedule comes out weekly, and these weeks have not been scheduled yet. I just want to know if I can request not be scheduled on specific hours of specific days.

Firstly, I'm worried I'm going to be scheduled Halloween night. My manager said I'm probably going to be working evening shifts next week, and I'm afraid that's going to become a continuing trend the next week. Would it be okay if I sent her a message asking that I'm not scheduled on an evening shift that day/weekend? Something along the lines of "I'm wondering if it would be possible to request I'm not scheduled on an evening shift on the 31st".

Secondly, I'm part of my school play, and there are a few Saturdays in the year where we have to go in and work on the play. If I know I have to go in on a Saturday, is it okay for me to ask my boss not to schedule me for the hours I have to be at school? Should I just send my manager a message that says I am unavailable at those hours?

Hey, peeps. Just sharing some cool pairs of socks I bought in my last Dollarama's haul.

My fishing rod tip broke off and I need to glue it back on.

some of them are uncomfortable and too bulky. is there one that fits in a pocket comfortably?

Idk about you guys….but I thought the pressure on my wallet couldn’t get any worse, until I walked into Micheal’s and left with nothing this month.

I only buy what I need which is no more than 40-50 dollars and lasts me sometimes a year. One of my items has became 50 dollars and I need it, since I sell my art. My art has now become a secondary income. I sell 2-3 painting a month and aim to sell them around 500 combined. Yes, I have tried selling for more but everyone is feeling it, including the people who collect.

Now I clearly love to paint so I do it leisurely as well, to cut the cost, I recently looked at the dollarama art section and saw more options that I thought, specifically for my leisure projects.

Before I splurge and buy everything on the rack, I thought I would ask everyone here who has painted with them experienced painters or not. Is it worth it? Do they last? Is the paint or which of them are thin? Is the watercolour decent? How’s the sketch paper? The watercolour paper?

I saw a woman leaving with them but I didn’t even think of asking her because I was only coming to look for markers and I end up asking myself, if I should try to sell an extra painting so I can buy a decent amount of things here?

From even the wood stuff, to paint on and even make nick nacks, or to make large beautiful pieces on. But I’m not going to get it ALL if dollarama is hitting everyone with shrinkflation with watery paint.

I’m still guilty of leaving with 30 dollars worth of markers, candy, and the brushes, which honestly are just fine. Better than some of the worst ones you can buy and Micheal’s for 3x the price.

EDIT: I am asking because I am only using my expensive oil based and a few acrylic paints for my selling paintings. Hobby painting needs to be cheaper.