The Canadian version of Target is a sad state of affairs compared to the American version of Target. The stock of things available is simply not the same nor are the prices on things.\n\nIn many ways, I'd even say Target doesn't even compare to Walmart as this location replaced a Walmart. Perhaps words won't convince you but perhaps the sheer lack of people in this store compared to Walmart will. Coming here on a Sunday when it used to be Walmart would be jammed pack with parking a long distance away. I drove up on Sunday and plenty of parking was available 50 feet from the entrance. \n\nWhen the store was opened the first month, there were line-ups to check out... now cashiers are bored waiting on people. Needless to state the excitement of Target has already waned to sad levels.\n\nBut why? I did mention poor stocking and bad prices but how bad are they?\n\nPretty bad.\n\nYou can compare Target to a Walmart so why, on average, are things 10-20% more expensive than theirs? It doesn't make sense and the people are no longer there in abundance.\n\nI wanted some things for the baby, prices were about 5-15$ more than what I buy elsewhere... and this number is even more disparaging when Walmart runs specials.\n\nIt's not even a debate. \n\nThey have a nice Carter's selection though, bought a few things but honestly, Target... you need to wake up before you go the way of the Zellers.