By Clark Stork

Buy-Low Foods opens first Saskatchewan store

Dec 1, 2017 | 12:47 PM

Residents in Tisdale and the region have another grocery shopping choice.

Buy-Low Foods opened their first Saskatchewan based franchise on Friday. President Dan Bregg said they’ve been seeking Saskatchewan for a long time and Tisdale fit perfectly into their plans.

“It’s a wonderful, warm community. I think it’s what we need to do a really good job with our first store in Saskatchewan,” he said.

The new 25,000 square foot store features groceries ranging from frozen, dairy, meats cut in store, produce, deli and a selection of hot items customers can grab and go. Bregg said he was overwhelmed by the visitor response on day one.

“There’s a lot of excitement. People always love to see things that are new. I think we brought something new and different to the community,” he said.

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Bregg said the store will employ roughly 55 people.

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