Ontario Dollaramas Have So Many Aisles Blocked Off & A Big List Of Things They Can't Sell

Next time you make a trip to your local Ontario Dollarama , things are going to look a little different.

As of April 8, the province is under a stay-at-home order . This means that big box stores are only able to sell essential items.

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While Dollarama locations across the province remain open, they are only allowed to sell essential goods such as groceries, household cleaning products and personal care items.

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Because of this new order, aisles have been blocked off to keep customers from purchasing anything that doesn't fall under this category.

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In fact, the company has even posted a list that details all of the items that you can't buy under the stay-at-home order.

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This includes school and office supplies, clothing, candles, home decor, kitchen and glassware, books, greeting cards and more. You can see the full list of restricted items below:

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