Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores — Local services in Ontario

My father and I were lifelong shoppers at BiMart in Ontario. One employee, and Store Managements acknowledgement of the problem but lack of action to said employee, have led to my father and I turning in our BiMart Cards and terminating our membership.

An associate named Chris has repeatedy said racist and politically provocative things during our visits. My Dad merely mentioned Stephen King to another shopper in a non-political context, and this employee went on a political tirade that was innapropriate to say the least.

Another time, I wore a Doctor Who tshirt, and he went on a tirade about the Rosa Parks episode and how he didn't need their woke episode pushing "those people" down his throat. I never said anything to bring about this rant and was appalled at its overt racism.

I tried to avoid him, but sometimes he is the only one working and he is rude.

We turned in our cards today, and managers acknowledged he was a problem. They made no intention known that they planned to do...

5 Stars – The Hidden Gem of Retail

Bi-Mart is like a time capsule of everything good about small-town shopping. Need holiday decorations? They got ‘em. Hunting gear? Yep. Sports cards?! Oh, you already know they’re stocked with those too.

The employees here? Absolute legends. They’ve got that old-school, genuinely helpful attitude—none of that “pretend to look busy so you don’t have to help” energy you get at other stores. They actually know where things are, and if they don’t, they’ll find out instead of disappearing into the back never to return.

And let’s talk about their holiday sections. It’s like walking into festive wonderland, whether it’s Christmas, Halloween, or some random holiday I forgot existed. Always stocked, always nostalgic, always dangerously tempting to buy way more than I planned.

Bi-Mart is what Walmart thinks it is—affordable, well-stocked, and run by people who actually care. 5 stars,...

It's a great store if you are completely dependent on others to take care of you and your health and you do not value the United States Constitution and inalienable rights. All of Idaho is mandate and restriction free and 99% of Ontario businesses are just like Idaho. But NO, not Bi-Mart in Ontario, they are still playing the Halloween mask wearing contest and refusing service to anyone without a mask. I gave them my card over a year ago, stopped in this morning to see if they were still pretending there is a "deadly" "pandemic" and I might as well have been in Portland.

Hey Bi-Mart, real quality folks can take care of themselves like they always have. D&B has never refused service to people who can take care of themselves without playing Halloween. It's right across the street.

By all means, if you are afraid of alleged germs and inalienable rights, the Ontario Bi-Mart is the perfect...