Good Neighbours Thrift Store

A very rude clerk who refused to provide a receipt and tax number but insisted on charging tax at the rate of 10%. I advise everyone to know what is taxable and what isn't and that you are entitled to a receipt showing the company tax number if you pay tax on an item.

Very very rude employees. Arguing with people to leave your purse with the employees at the desk... your purse??? Telling teens that must stay at their parents side - they cannot look around on their own. Very sad indeed. Not worth it.

Fun to search through the store of great variety

This is one strange store! They apparently accept just about everything. You can get everything from bits and pieces of hardware for your household repairs, to all the usual little cutesy ornaments and kitchen things (plastics and pot lids, china and cutlery), old knitting patterns, and yarn, sheets and pillowcases, clothing and shoes, toys of all sizes and some things you can't identify. It's not fancy or super-organized, but there is some order so you know in which direction to go searching for what you need. Be sure to explore out back where boxes of things are waiting to be sorted. Mr. Kim likes to bargain and doesn't bother pricing everything. Location is handy just off the highway in Duncan. Not a charity, but look at it this way: the store does help out those on low incomes by making really cheap goods available. Besides, it's entertaining.