Thanks for helping me for research on canadian tire

I love Canadian Tire.

Hi, I used to live in Victoria. Nice store! I teach ESL and I'll be using your video with one of my students.

CTC in the 70s was the best deal in town on many items. Today I find them to be very expensive! ~ including sportcheck and marks work warehouse. Pricing is very high in my opinion. Look at their flyers and you will see items on sale at 40% off all the time. To me, that reveals the true profits they are making!

I remember Canadian Tire used to be auto repairs, parts, gardening tools, household tools, and hardware store in the 1960's .Now it turns to another SELLERS type of store which got closed out of business. Now it's in threat by the American BIG Box store.

I think Chris' Canadian Tire has a nice ring to it 🤔

Very good video on interesting subject matter! CT used to be, in the 60s~70s, that store where you could almost make a day of it (I'm packing my lunch, wait a minute!) playing "what if I...?". These days however, that niche seems to have been overtaken by Princess Auto...not the same but huge and inspiring to the fabricator nonetheless.

How many Canadian tire In a loonie ??? Can foreigners use that as mode of payment outside CT store ?

I work for Canadian Tire Corp. Loved your video. Thank for making it.

@josymarwyclife205

3 жыл бұрын

How is it like working there? Can you share?

@PIXELSURPRISE

3 жыл бұрын

Are you in Burnaby Lol

In the 90's, the "Scrooge Approved" Christmas specials are the most memorable ad campaign, why don't they do it again??? Unfortunately, the CT paper "money" deal is only a shadow of it's former self. Back in the early 80's, my local small market store (Espanola, Ont) gave 3% back in "money" for cash purchases, medium market (Sudbury) gave 4%, and large market (Toronto) gave 5%. That's very significant. Today, stores only give 0.4% for cash purchases, and they encourage you to use a special "Money" card to scan and collect rather then print and give out paper notes. I think that the eventual disappearance of the paper CT money is absolutely inevitable. Clerks will be relieved they don't have to deal with the double cash-drawer setups.

Any chance of stores in the U.S.?

@mimikyuumi

5 жыл бұрын

nope, they tried to around 30 years ago and failed miserably.

@achristian7015

3 жыл бұрын

Why bother when you can get everything cheaper at PEP Boys, Advance Auto Parts, O'Reilly's or Walmart.

I hope some kid tries to use this as a primary source for a report one day

They have LEGO too.

I wish I were a Canadian. I hate the U.S. I love you people and culture and salute you.

@achristian7015

3 жыл бұрын

I guess you do not mind getting taken to the cleaners when it comes to prices. I cross the border and shop at Walmart in the US. What is $22.37 in the US is about $60 at Canadian Tire. It must be a British thing because pricing in the UK and Australia are also over the top.

@ThaDocta0623

3 жыл бұрын

@@achristian7015 I made a general statement. I guess I should have been clearer. My relationship with the US is a love/hate thing.

@achristian7015

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThaDocta0623 Where were you born? Anyway, as a Canadian, I am sick and tired about how we get shafted up here. We have liquor and beer stores run by the government or by a single business, therefore no competition. Same for just about all other products, yet minimum wage here in my province is the same as minimum wage in the state at my border. And they always have lame excuses up here as to why everything costs so much. Plus not only do you pay more, in many cases you have to get it from the US. What are we, some commie country? I joke about it, Canadian business wants to open today and shut down and retire by tomorrow, that is why pricing is so high. LOL I have had it up to here, so I just head stateside for a long weekend and shop.

I love working at Canadian tire lol

@cvaeditz1073

4 жыл бұрын

Hi sir.. I'm from India ..i got a mail from Canadian tire to join in a job. But here our parents told me it may be fake.. Kindly suggest to me.. Is there any vacancies is going on

@cassidy-beaukitt1972

3 жыл бұрын

@@cvaeditz1073 where?

3 жыл бұрын

Cva editZ Canadian Tire wont be recruiting workers from India, trust me.

@cassidy-beaukitt1972

3 жыл бұрын

@Sadly that's true. I went in for a job interview at the Canadian tire in Cranbrook british columbia. And I have Indian friends and co workers at a new job and they said Canadian tire is very racially insensitive. And the lady at the Cranbrook Canadian tire. Well two of them. Down played the virus A LOT. It is horrible. I'm sad if they still have their jobs. They were the manager and supervisor there. So sad and so wrong.

UR A CUTE BOY

Don’t trust this company and don’t support them by buying anything from there. Thank you and have a wonderful day :)

They used to be a good store, Cheaper prices, good service. Not any more. Gone the way of corporate domination, no longer any concern or respect for the consumer.

@achristian7015

3 жыл бұрын

Forget about their auto service.

The one in BC is a joke lol

...ok, so, the name of the beloved chain is "Canadian Tire", well known and respected... mostly. In their recent television commercial they hire "Gary", ok, fine, one problem here... if the chain is called "Canadian Tire" and you have this god-given chance to be as Canadian as possible and really lay on the "Canada" and stand out from all the American crap on television then why in the name of Sweet Jesus does "Gary" keep saying "HUH" "HUH?" for the love of all that is holy and Canadian "Gary" can you please say "EH" ???? I get the vibe the commercials are American-made and hence the damn "HUH" --- what a lost opportunity. Who the hell puts these damn commercials together without at least one lightbulb going off?

Change the title to Canadian Tire Rip-Off. I am tired of their over inflated pricing. The fact that sales are 50 to 70% off tells you regular pricing is over the top. I rarely or never buy anything there unless it is 50% off.

so canada hah ? with more than 30 million population and having 100 of stores which is made by USA and Head Quarters of those brands are in USA but just one canadian tire in whole country and yet when you want to exchange one single defective item you have to go 3-4 times in their stores and see their policy if someone who is new to canada does not have debit and credit card pay cash and by accident that person loss their receipt than that item purchased is useless they cannot accept your item because you new immigrant do not have right to pay cash get their credi card Triangle credit card whatever they have or you have to throw your item in garbage 😭🙏🏽

Commietire, CrappyTire, Chinatire.

Thanks for showing your very uncanadian colors I say we all flush our Canadian tire dollars down the toilet. Or something as equally satisfying. Thanks for beating up one of your customers AND NOT APOLOGIZING FOR IT.