Unsworth Market

Chilliwack is a large municipality that is thinly settled once you leave the central L, and a surprising number of households here are ten minutes' drive from a supermarket. That is the reason the corner store still does real work in this city, and the reason this particular list runs longer than a visitor would expect. It takes in the village store in Yarrow, the crossroads shops in Greendale and Rosedale that double as the post drop and the lottery counter, the ones up on Promontory serving a hill with no other retail on it, and the older shops in the downtown grid.

Branded petrol-station kiosks and national convenience chains are excluded from this directory, so what is left in the category is largely family-run. Beyond that, the listing is deliberately thin. No phone number or website has been published, and nothing here should be read as a claim about what is stocked, what services the counter handles, or when the lights are on. Corner shops vary enormously on all three. The postal code above will put a map on the right block, and the rest of it is not something a directory entry can honestly settle.