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Type
  
Independent Pharmacy

Website
  
Value Drug Mart

Motto
  
All Your Family Needs

Industry
  
Pharmacy Retail

Headquarters
  
Edmonton, Canada

Founded
  
1978

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Area served
  
Alberta & British Columbia

Products
  
Medication Food Body Hygiene Products

Profiles

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Value Drug Mart is a Western Canada drug store serving over 35 locations throughout Alberta and British Columbia.

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History

What is now known as Value Drug Mart Associates Ltd. was founded by pharmacist Barry Katz (whose son Daryl Katz would go on to found Canada's largest chain of pharmacies, the Katz Group of Companies) and twelve other pharmacists in 1978.

Since 1983, VDMA has been the sole sponsor of the annual Value Drug Mart Spring Classic hockey tournament that takes place in Calgary. The tournament is a weekend-long competition of ice hockey teams from across the province of Alberta.

Products

In addition to prescription drugs, lottery tickets, snack foods, soda, magazines, movies, books, fragrances, gift ware, and stationery are all sold in most locations. A post office is usually within some stores.

Locations

Value Drug Mart operates over 35 locations in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia. It is not a franchise; rather, the different locations own VDMA as shareholders.

Alberta

  • Athabasca
  • Bonnyville
  • Boyle
  • Camrose
  • Cardston
  • Castor
  • Cold Lake (2)
  • Coronation
  • Didsbury
  • Drayton Valley
  • Drumheller
  • Edmonton
  • Fairview
  • Grimshaw
  • Lac La Biche
  • Lamont
  • Manning
  • Oyen
  • Peace River
  • Red Deer
  • Rimbey
  • Rocky Mountain House
  • St. Paul
  • Stettler
  • Strathmore
  • Sylvan Lake
  • Vegreville
  • Vermilion
  • Wainwright
  • Wetaskiwin
  • British Columbia

  • Fernie
  • Grand Forks
  • References

    Value Drug Mart Wikipedia