SPCA Thrift Store

This thrift shop is a cool fave! They had smoke damage and recently redesigned all their displays The window dresser is excellent and does a great job I buy my shoes here, as they are very well priced and, thanks to the nightmares of online shopping, most are brand new as if the shoe doesnt fit gift it to SPCA I like that the proceeds from my purchases go to the SPCA which finds homes for adoptive animals Thank you SPCA You ROCK! Christina Ferrero you Tube Artist Listen to my music!

One of my favourite thrift stores. It's small, but has been insanely well-organized and has improved a lot since its renovation. Support local!

Prices are completely unrealistic. The back is a pile of unorganized junk that I hunted through with the purpose of recycling old items that no one else would want, and they tried to charge so much money that I left.

Go next door to Hob Thrift, the prices are amazing and there are often beautiful antiques.

Love love love they have really nice clothes and any accessories you could think of, got a cool poster too!

Loved this thrift store! Tons of selection and great prices. We found exactly what we were looking for.

Great staff, very organized and clean store, cute fitting rooms and great pricing all in all. What is disappointing to see is a bunch of whiners leaving negative reviews for a CHARITY who has to keep up with inflation. Yes prices are rising everywhere and SPCA has to keep their doors open somehow. I don't see the same people haggle and complain over prices at Winners or Canadian Tire and this really shouldn't be any different. As a customer we have no idea what goes into pricing items at a charity thrift and sure there always will be things that seem more expensive than necessary but that is more of an exception than a rule. I truly don't get how anyone can complain about prices at a charity thrift store. Just shameful.

What happened to this place? Is this some kind of joke? You've got to be kidding. $25 for a used sweater with worn patched? $60 (!) For a dirty old coat? Is this an inflation related cash grab? Feels like a retail store, staff seems dismissive of feedback.
The HOB has better prices. It's sad, really ; as people need a break now more than ever. I guess gas goes up/ donated goods go up? Make it make sense.
This happened at the salvation army thrift on 12th Ave some years ago, absolutely out of touch with reality. The 12, th store is better now.
I suppose the place is subsidized?
Anyways, if you're a thrifter, (root: THRIFT) avoid this place.
I revised the rating to 2 stars as the staff were polite and accommodating

Highly recommend this place. Nice staff. I love this place. Prices are very good. Clothing selection can easily attract you for a long stay.

Seems to be a Grift Store now. Ridiculous unrealistic hopeful prices on things. Old amps selling for $80 that wouldn't even get $30 on other market places. Clothes marked up significantly.

Gentlemen today asked about some chairs and the price given was on the high side. Staff had this sass to say "well we don't give away things here". Well yea doesn't seem like you want to sell things either.

Everyone remember that these stores are privately owned and operated, and only give an undisclosed share of profits to SPCA. They are for-profit.

This place went downhill fast. I guess they hired a new manager recently? The prices have skyrocketed to the point of ridiculous. A dirty old coat that looks like it's been picked from a dumpster has a pricetag of $60! Literally has holes and dirt marks all over. A T shirt is $20, need I go on?
"Vintage" is a buzzword that this person (s) is using to justify astronomical prices that make no sense in the real world. Makes me wonder what happened? Is someone taking profits?
Shameful