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Shop 3820+ thrift stores across Canada — clothing,
furniture, vintage, and more.
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Thrift Stores Across Canada
3820 thrift stores across every province and territory
Save Money
Buy clothes, furniture, and books for a fraction of their new price.
Shop Sustainably
Reduce textile waste and lower your carbon footprint by giving pre-loved items a second life.
Support Communities
Many thrift stores are run by charities, helping fund important social programs across Canada.
Search thrift stores in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and hundreds of smaller cities across every province. Browse by location, filter by amenities, check store hours, and get directions in one place.
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Traverse Bay Trading Post & Thrift
402 Main Street, Selkirk, MB R1A 1V1
Thrift shop offering seasonal clothing, small electronics, cookware, home décor, artwork, movies, puzzles & furniture, with new items weekly.
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Fëniks Revival
129 Regent Avenue East, Winnipeg, MB R2C 0C2
Sustainability-minded shop selling handpicked pre-loved clothing, accessories & home décor, plus upcycled and reworked pieces.
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second chance thrift store
18 Lorne St, Sackville, NB E4L 3Z6
Second Chance Thrift Store is a community-focused destination offering a diverse selection of secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books and household items in Sackville, New Brunswick. Supporting local causes, this thrift store provides affordable shopping while giving quality goods a second life.
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SAVERS Thrift Store Cold Lake
5015 50 Ave A, Cold Lake, AB T9M 0M2
SAVERS Thrift Store Cold Lake is a community-focused destination offering a diverse selection of secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books and household items. Supporting local charitable causes, this thrift store chain provides affordable shopping for pre-owned goods in Cold Lake, Alberta.
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Dépanne-Tout
973 Bd Curé-Labelle, Blainville, QC J7C 2L8
Neighbourhood ressourcerie selling second-hand clothing, toys, books, decor, sports equipment & kitchen items.
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Second Look Curated Thrift
14799 Yonge St #1, Aurora, ON L4G 1L9
Curated thrift store selling clothing, footwear & accessories that buys items on the spot.
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Frannie's Place
10482 ON-7, Carleton Place, ON K7C 0C4
Community-driven thrift store in Carleton Place offering a diverse selection of secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books and household items. Frannie's Place supports local initiatives while providing affordable shopping for quality pre-owned goods.
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Destination Thrift
685 Muskoka Rd N, Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1N5
Thrift store selling women's, men's and children's clothing, shoes & accessories, with a change room.
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Koop
2151 Boul. Lapinière, Brossard, QC J4W 1M3
General thrift store offering a diverse selection of secondhand clothing, footwear, furniture, books and household items in Brossard. Koop supports the local community through affordable shopping and charitable donations.
View DetailsHow Do I Find Thrift Stores Near Me?
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Questions About Thrift Stores
What are thrift stores?
Thrift stores sell secondhand goods such as clothing, furniture, books, and housewares for less than you'd pay new. Many charities in Canada run thrift stores and use the sales to fund their programs.
How many thrift stores are in Canada?
We list 3,820 thrift stores, consignment shops, and second-hand stores across Canada, with listings in every province.
What can I buy at thrift stores?
Most thrift stores carry clothing, shoes, furniture, books, housewares, and small electronics, and many stock vintage pieces and jewellery. Stock varies by store, so check a store's listing for its categories and amenities.
Are thrift stores cheaper than regular stores?
Yes, in most cases. A secondhand item costs less than the same item new, and many thrift stores belong to charities, so your purchase also funds their work.