With over 185 stores and nearly 22,000 team members, Save-On-Foods is Western Canada’s largest grocery retail company and a great place to grow your career. Committed to its core values of service, people, innovation, fun and integrity, Save-On-Foods is known for its World Class Team that goes the extra mile for its customers, team members, and communities. A division of Pattison Food Group Ltd., Save-On-Foods is B.C.’s Most Loved Brand and certified a Great Place to Work®.

We are hiring for a General Clerk at our Cambie location in Vancouver, BC.

Open availability is preferred.

You will be responsible for:

Going the Extra Mile for our customers and fellow team members.
Operating a cash register.
Sharing product knowledge with customers.
Ensuring the department is well stocked and presented.
Ensuring only the freshest products are displayed.
Handling customer service inquiries and providing a positive customer experience.
Cleaning equipment and work area to ensure a safe and sanitary work environment.
Using a variety of equipment, including knives.

You have:

A passion for great food and providing outstanding customer service.
A strong work ethic and “let’s get it done” attitude.
Integrity, enthusiasm, and willingness to Go the Extra Mile.
Retail customer service experience (considered an asset).

Here are some of the perks we offer:

Get paid every Friday!
Exclusive team member offers and discounts.
Benefits & pension eligibility.
Wellness and team member assistance program.
Educational reimbursement & scholarship opportunities.
Opportunities to learn and grow.

Compensation Details:

$18.25 - $21.00

The compensation offered for this position will take into consideration location, education, skills, experience, and other factors.

Join our Team!

Come be part of an energetic and inclusive team where we work together to have fun and achieve our goals. If you are a positive, customer-focused individual, we would love to hear from you. Apply today and join our growing team!

About the company

Save-On-Foods operates Western Canada’s grocery stores as part of the Pattison Food Group, employing about 22,000 people across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Yukon. The chain emphasizes value, customer service, and community support, including nearly $50 million donated to children’s hospitals and about $3 million annually to food banks, funded through its supplier partners, team members, and customers. It focuses on delivering Always Customer First service as part of its core values of service, people, innovation, fun and integrity, and aims to be the most loved and trusted employer, partner, corporate citizen, and retailer in Canada.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Langley, Canada

Founded

1915

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What believers are saying

June 2026 Keremeos and Lillooet openings show continued store expansion into smaller communities.
July 30, 2026 DoorDash partnership expands Save-On-Foods delivery reach across five provinces and Yukon.
Pro Gift Cards' 6% discount program and local fundraising strengthen traffic and repeat visits.

What critics are saying

UFCW 1518's 2026 wage reopener lifts labor costs and compresses store margins immediately.
DoorDash delivery turns Save-On-Foods into a more easily compared commodity with national rivals.
Overdependence on Western Canada leaves Pattison Food Group exposed to one regional shutdown or family-led capital mistake.

What makes Save On Foods unique

Save-On-Foods customizes neighbourhood assortments, exemplified by Keremeos on June 11, 2026.
Pattison Food Group scale gives Save-On-Foods shared purchasing power across over 200 Western Canadian stores.
Community programs like Share It Forward and food-bank donations deepen local loyalty beyond price.

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Benefits

Wellness Program
Tuition Reimbursement
Professional Development Budget
Employee Discounts

Company News

CBC

Oct 17th, 2026

Save-On-Foods loyalty program members had personal information accessed in cybersecurity breach.

Save-On-Foods loyalty program members had personal information accessed in cybersecurity breach. Names were accessed, possibly contact information and addresses, but no number on how many affected. Arden McLeod · CBC News · Posted: Oct 17, 2026 10:21 PM PDT | Last Updated: 12 hours ago Estimated 3 minutes A major Canadian supermarket chain has notified customers in its loyalty program that their personal information was accessed during a cybersecurity breach. The Western Canadian grocery chain Save-On-Foods says it discovered unauthorized activity on one of its servers on Oct. 13, which was "quickly contained" before launching an investigation with a cybersecurity expert. An email was then sent out to More Rewards customers Friday. "We are writing to let you know about an incident involving your personal information," the email read. Customers who received an email were told that their names and - if provided - addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and dates of birth were accessed. CBC News asked Save-On-Foods how many customers were affected in the data breach but did not receive a number by deadline. Save-On-Foods requires online shoppers to be signed up for the More Rewards program, which also offers members exclusive in-store discounts. The email said "based on the information available," no other personal information, such as credit card data or passwords, was accessed. Phishing concerns. However, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security says personal information can be used by cybercriminals to make phishing attacks more convincing, impersonating trusted organizations to trick people into sharing sensitive information or sending money. "Most of these break-ins are opportunistic," wrote Richard Frank, director of Simon Fraser University's international cybercrime centre, in an email to CBC News. He said criminals often gain access to corporate networks through employees accidentally clicking malicious links or downloading malware. But that's when criminals can "map the network," identify whatever they can steal to monetize, "and loyalty programs usually provide enough details to make realistic scams." Frank explained that personal information is often used by cybercriminals to impersonate companies in emails requesting more information or containing malicious links, potentially allowing them to steal identities, banking information or credit card details. He said criminals can use that more sensitive information to make fraudulent purchases through online stores and even cryptomarkets. Community response. Numerous Reddit commenters on B.C. and Alberta sub-communities expressed frustration with discount systems that require customers to provide personal information through loyalty programs, arguing data like that can be sold corporately and makes them a target for cybercrime. Several of those subreddit posts suggest that customers who received the notification and then tried to change their passwords were met with a recurring error. More Rewards members are being told to be vigilant about suspicious calls or messages, as Save-On-Foods says it will not send any communications asking for passwords, banking information, payment information, social insurance numbers or security question answers. In an email to CBC News, Save-On-Foods said it notified the appropriate authorities and privacy regulators. CBC News reached out to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for B.C. to confirm whether it had been notified of the incident but did not hear back before publication. Associate Producer Arden McLeod, from Vancouver, is an associate producer with CBC News. He has a passion for community storytelling, local news, and reflecting the values of B.C. He graduated from the British Columbia Institute of Technology's broadcast and online journalism program. You can reach him at [email protected].

Canadian Grocer

Aug 7th, 2026

This week in grocery news: T&T's first Manitoba store, Costco's July results and more.

This week in grocery news: T&T's first Manitoba store, Costco's July results and more. Here's what you might have missed Canadian Grocer staff A rendering of T&T Supermarket's CF Polo Park location in Winnipeg. Photography courtesy T&T Supermarket Get up to speed with its rundown of the biggest news stories of the past week. T&T headed for manitoba. Costco's July sales up in Canada. Save-On-Foods opens in clearwater, B.C. A new super C for lavaltrie, que. IGA returning to Edmonton community. Canada packers reports Q2 loss. Direct-to-consumer alcohol agreement misses mark for grocers. Goodfood secures bankruptcy protection. With files from The Canadian Press.

PriceHive

Jul 1st, 2026

Dairy & Eggs prices in North Cowichan 2026: where to find the best deals.

Dairy & Eggs prices in North Cowichan 2026: where to find the best deals. Thrifty Foods offers the lowest median prices for Dairy & Eggs in North Cowichan, beating Save-On-Foods by 31%. See the full breakdown and current sales. For Dairy & Eggs in North Cowichan, Thrifty Foods has the lowest median price at $6.22. Save-On-Foods is the priciest at $8.90 - 43% higher. Store price comparison. PriceHive tracked prices across three major chains to see where your dollar stretches furthest. The difference between the cheapest and most expensive store is significant. | Store | Median Price | Items Tracked | | Thrifty Foods | $6.22 | 84 | | Walmart | $6.72 | 78 | | Save-On-Foods | $8.90 | 70 | Current sales to watch. While median prices tell the big picture, specific sales can offer immediate savings. Here are the standout deals PriceHive found this week. Walmart has 0% Island Farms Milk on sale for $1.48 (regular $2.06). They are also running promotions on coconut products. Coconut milk beverage is $1.98 (sale, regular $2.47), and Coconut milk drink Mango is also $1.98 (sale, regular $2.47). Bottom line. If you are buying a full cart of dairy and eggs, Thrifty Foods offers the best overall value. However, keep an eye on temporary sales at Walmart and Save-On-Foods for specific items like milk and yogurt. Help PriceHive track prices in North Cowichan. This analysis is based on 232 community-submitted prices from 3 stores across 3 chains in North Cowichan. Prices change weekly. Help PriceHive keep this data accurate by submitting the prices you see at your local stores via PriceHive. Help build North Cowichan's grocery price database The prices in this article came from real shoppers. Join PriceHive to contribute - snap a price tag or scan a barcode, and help hundreds of local shoppers save money.

Pro Gift Cards

Apr 22nd, 2026

New partnership with Save-On-Foods.

New partnership with Save-On-Foods. Save-On- Foods Pro Gift Cards is proud to announce Pro Gift Cards is partnering with Save-On-Foods to offer special pricing to its groups who place a minimum order. Organizations in Western Canada can now get Save-On-Foods cards at a 6% discount through Pro Gift Cards... This is the best possible discount from a grocer in Western Canada. For more details please contact Pro Gift Cards at 604-267-9570 or email [email protected]. Known for its outstanding customer service, Save-On-Foods customizes its stores to the neighbourhoods it serves in every community. From BC to Manitoba and north to the Yukon. From the very beginning, Save-On-Foods has actively supported the communities in which they operate. Their help with food insecurity, food waste management and local children's hospitals are a few of the areas of focus for their community initiatives. Programs include support for Ronald McDonald House, Local Children's Hospitals, bringing agriculture lessons into the classroom, Breakfast Clubs in schools, immediate support for recovery after disasters, and their Share It Forward program. Western Family May weeklong campaign contributes profits made from Western Family Products to local foodbanks.

Ipsos

Apr 14th, 2026

BC's Most Loved Brands 2026 were unveiled today with Save-On-Foods taking the #1 spot.

BC's Most Loved Brands 2026 were unveiled today with Save-On-Foods taking the #1 spot. Following closely behind were London Drugs, BC Hydro, A&W, and Vancouver International Airport, a strong showing of homegrown brands that continue to foster deep emotional connections with British Columbians. Vancouver, April 14, 2026 - This morning at a special event at The Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver, Ipsos revealed British Columbia's Most Loved Brands for 2026. Leading the pack, Save-On-Foods has emerged as the "Most Loved Brand" in BC, followed closely by London Drugs and BC Hydro. This year's study underscores the significance of local brands in maintaining consumer trust during challenging times. Kim Short, SVP at Ipsos, commented that, "Our findings highlight that 'Brand Love' acts as a critical driver of consumer loyalty and business success. By focusing on the emotional connections brands forge with their customers, we can uncover the keys to building sustainable relationships in the marketplace." Gillian Yorke, Vice President, Customer Loyalty at the Pattison Food Group, speaking on behalf of Save-On-Foods shared their appreciation for receiving this recognition: "We are truly honoured that Save-On-Foods has once again been recognized as BC's Most Loved Brand," said Gillian Yorke, vice president of customer loyalty at Pattison Food Group. "Every day, in communities across British Columbia, our teams are focused on giving customers a little extra when they shop at Save-On-Foods, and we're incredibly grateful to be a trusted part of our customers' lives." Top 10 Most Loved Brands: * Save-On-Foods * London Drugs * BC Hydro * A&W * Vancouver International Airport * White Spot * Purdys Chocolatier * BCLIQUOR * TELUS * BCAA Presented this year in partnership the Vancouver team at Zulu Alpha Kilo, the study's comprehensive methodology assessed brands across seven dimensions of brand love - Influence, Trust, Presence, Empathy, Leading Edge, Engagement, and Corporate Citizenship. With over 2,400 consumers surveyed across the province, the results provide businesses with actionable insights to deepen consumer connection. Elen Alexov Vice President, Marketing, North America, Ipsos [email protected] About Pattison Food Group. Established in 2021, the Pattison Food Group is a Canadian owned and operated Jim Pattison business and Western Canada's leading provider of food and drugs. The Pattison Food Group includes nine retail grocery banners including Save-On-Foods and Buy-Low Foods, as well as Everything Wine, Pure Integrative Pharmacy, Imperial Distributors Canada Inc., and other specialty and wholesale operations. Its businesses employ almost 30,000 team members in its over 300 food and drug retail locations who share a passion for giving back to the communities where they do business. Pattison Food Group businesses are leaders in customer service and innovation and are committed to achieving long-term growth. About Ipsos. Ipsos is one of the largest market research companies in the world, present in 90 markets and employing nearly 20,000 people. Our passionately curious research professionals, analysts and scientists have built unique multi-specialist capabilities that provide true understanding and powerful insights into the actions, opinions and motivations of citizens, consumers, patients, customers or employees. Our 75 solutions are based on primary data from our surveys, social media monitoring, and qualitative or observational techniques. "Game Changers" - our tagline - summarizes our ambition to help our 5,000 clients navigate with confidence our rapidly changing world. Founded in France in 1975, Ipsos has been listed on the Euronext Paris since July 1, 1999. The company is part of the SBF 120, Mid-60 indices, and is eligible for the Deferred Settlement Service (SRD). ISIN code FR0000073298, Reuters ISOS.PA, Bloomberg IPS:FP 35 rue du Val de Marne 75 628 Paris, Cedex 13 France Tel. +33 1 41 98 90 00

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