Ontario lockdown

Kappmaman wrote: ↑ Looking for a tv got my eye on the rca 58 inch at Walmart for 299 I'm hoping they will be open that morning doubt they'll be much of a line up but who knows. Haven't seen to many good deals yet at all

MadMonday wrote: ↑ How about returning /exchanging gifts? Many stores' X'mas return policy expire the second week in January.

Kappmaman wrote: ↑ Its a big tv I use a firestick to don't care about smart I have a 40 inch sharp I like but just want something bigger for the price it's cheapest I ever seen I know it's not great

jeff69dini wrote: ↑ hmm, will stores like canada computers be allowed open? I was going to place a rather large online order and don't want it stuck in processing/shipping limbo forever

djeffery wrote: ↑ Walmart will be one of the few stores allowed to open, so they will be lined up for sure. Assuming that they aren't limited to essential sales only.

SenatorsFan wrote: ↑ Doug Ford (Premier of Ontario) says he has no appetite to limit stores like Costco & Walmart to essential items only like groceries. He says he spoke to the CEO of Walmart Canada and it was a nightmare in Manitoba. That's not to say he can't or won't change his mind but he's made it clear he's against doing so. As I've said on these boards before, as a Walmart cashier my coworkers and I do not want to get into fights with customers over what's essential and what isn't. If customers refuse to leave the store during a power outage or a fire (trust me, it's happened!) then they won't accept you refusing to sell them something because the government says it isn't essential.

PanchoVilla wrote: ↑ I bet Canadian Tire is kicking themselves for getting rid of the grocery section they had a few years ago.

Gungnir wrote: ↑ They sell hardware and car parts, so I do believe they will be allowed to stay open.

djeffery wrote: ↑ When the deepest part of the lockdown happened last spring, Canadian Tire and Home Depot were closed to instore sales, you had to order ahead and pickup outside.