This StoreOpinion.ca guide rests on the 2026 contest rules, the live survey and Loblaw’s own winners list.
Not Loblaw. myreceiptsays.com explains StoreOpinion.ca without any tie to Loblaws Inc., Ipsos or InMoment. So your receipt code, phone number and email belong only on the real survey.
Take the survey at www.StoreOpinion.ca
The StoreOpinion.ca survey doesn’t appear in Google, so searching for it mostly turns up lookalike guides. Instead, type the address printed on your receipt, or use this button:
This goes to StoreOpinion.ca, which forwards you to the survey on feedback.inmoment.com, the site of the survey company InMoment. You can also take the survey by phone at 1-800-531-2928.
In short: within 7 days of shopping at a Loblaw store such as Loblaws, No Frills or Real Canadian Superstore, go to StoreOpinion.ca and enter the 19 to 21-digit code from the bottom of your receipt. Each finished survey counts as one entry in that month’s draw, up to five a month. Two winners are drawn every month in 2026, and each one picks a $1000 PC gift card or 1 million PC Optimum points. No receipt? You can still enter for free with the “Don’t have receipt” option.
Loblaws, No Frills and Superstore surveys all use StoreOpinion.ca
The 2026 rules name 18 store banners whose receipts lead to this survey. So whether you searched for a Loblaws, No Frills or Superstore survey, it’s the same one:
However, Shoppers Drug Mart isn’t on that list, even though some guides include it.
What you can win with the StoreOpinion.ca survey in 2026
$1000 PC gift card or 1,000,000 PC Optimum points. There are two winners in every monthly draw, so 24 prizes over 2026.
Each confirmed winner chooses one of the two options: a $1000 PC® gift card, or one million PC Optimum points, which the rules value at about $1,000. To take the points, you must be the authorized holder of the PC Optimum account linked to your entry. Membership is free at pcoptimum.ca or in store, and the survey asks for the email you registered with.
You can win only once per monthly draw, and no more than 12 times in 2026. Also, the odds depend on how many eligible entries arrive that month, so no one can promise you a figure.
The winners list on the survey shows that the draws do pay out. For January to August 2026, it names 16 winners, and 8 chose the gift card while 8 chose the points. No Frills shoppers won most often (6 times), followed by Loblaws, Real Canadian Superstore and Your Independent Grocer shoppers (2 each). Names appear only after a month’s prizes are fully processed, which is why the list stops at August.
Is your receipt still good, and which draw will you enter?
The rules give you 7 days from your purchase. An entry then counts in the monthly draw period in which it arrives, by Eastern Time. Enter the date on your receipt and the checker works out both. It runs in your browser and sends nothing.
The 19 to 21-digit StoreOpinion.ca receipt code
At the bottom of an eligible receipt, a message starts TELL US HOW WE DID TODAY! VISIT WWW.STOREOPINION.CA OR CALL 1-800-531-2928.
The code sits under it, after the word CODE. For example, the sample on the start screen reads 030211 123456 1234 09999.
The start screen asks you to Enter the 19-21-digit code located on the bottom of your receipt to start.
It splits the code into four boxes of 6, 6, 4 and 5 digits. When a group on your receipt is shorter, the help screen says to add zeros in front, so 48 in the 4-digit box becomes 0048.
The screen also notes You will need a store receipt issued within the last 7 days.
Finally, buttons at the top switch the survey to English, French, Chinese or Punjabi.
How to take the StoreOpinion.ca survey, step by step
- First, find the code after the word CODE at the bottom of your receipt, under “TELL US HOW WE DID TODAY!”.
- Within 7 days of your purchase, type StoreOpinion.ca into your browser, or call 1-800-531-2928 to answer by phone.
- Pick English, French, Chinese or Punjabi, then type the code in its printed groups, adding zeros to the front of a short group.
- Say how you shopped, in the store or with PC Express Pickup or Home Delivery, and rate your visit.
- When the survey asks if you’ll answer a few more questions for the monthly prize draw, choose “Yes, continue with the survey for entry into the draw!”.
- Finally, enter your first name, last name, 10-digit phone number and email, using your PC Optimum email if you’d want the points.
StoreOpinion.ca contest rules for 2026
The rules in brief
| Sponsor | Loblaws Inc., while Ipsos Limited Partnership runs the contest |
|---|---|
| Contest period | January 1, 2026 at 12:00:01 AM until December 31, 2026 at 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time |
| Who can enter | Legal residents of Canada at the age of majority in their province or territory |
| Who can’t | Staff of Loblaws Inc., Ipsos and related companies, and their families and households |
| Entry limit | Five per person in each monthly draw period |
| Winner contact | At least two tries, such as a phone call, within 7 business days of the draw |
| To claim | First a timed math question, then a signed release if asked |
| Claim deadline | Within 30 days of being confirmed as a winner |
The survey’s draw question says you must be 18 or over. However, the rules say the age of majority, which is 19 in British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and the three territories. Where the entry form and the English rules differ, the rules say the English rules win.
2026 monthly draw dates
Two winners are drawn at about 10:00 AM Eastern Time on each draw date, at Ipsos’s office in Toronto. Entries that don’t win never carry over to the next month.
| Draw | Entries count, then the draw |
|---|---|
| January 2026 | January 1, 2026 until January 31, 2026, then drawn February 10, 2026 |
| February 2026 | February 1, 2026 until February 28, 2026, then drawn March 10, 2026 |
| March 2026 | March 1, 2026 until March 31, 2026, then drawn April 9, 2026 |
| April 2026 | April 1, 2026 until April 30, 2026, then drawn May 11, 2026 |
| May 2026 | May 1, 2026 until May 31, 2026, then drawn June 8, 2026 |
| June 2026 | June 1, 2026 until June 30, 2026, then drawn July 9, 2026 |
| July 2026 | July 1, 2026 until July 31, 2026, then drawn August 10, 2026 |
| August 2026 | August 1, 2026 until August 31, 2026, then drawn September 8, 2026 |
| September 2026 | September 1, 2026 until September 30, 2026, then drawn October 8, 2026 |
| October 2026 | October 1, 2026 until October 31, 2026, then drawn November 10, 2026 |
| November 2026 | November 1, 2026 until November 30, 2026, then drawn December 8, 2026 |
| December 2026 | December 1, 2026 until December 31, 2026, then drawn January 11, 2027 |
Enter the StoreOpinion.ca draw without a receipt
You can, because the rules call this route NO PURCHASE NECESSARY
. On StoreOpinion.ca, tick “Don’t have receipt” instead of typing a code. Then complete the survey and the entry form, including your first name, last name and phone number. It counts the same as a receipt entry, within the same limit of five a month.
With a receipt, you can also enter by phone at 1-800-531-2928, where an automated system asks the questions. On the other hand, the 2026 rules have no mail-in entry at all.
When StoreOpinion.ca won’t take your code
- If the code is rejected, type it in the same groups as your receipt, using boxes of 6, 6, 4 and 5 digits.
- When a group on the receipt is short, add zeros to the front, so 48 becomes 0048.
- If more than 7 days have passed since your purchase, the code has expired, so use “Don’t have receipt” instead.
- When your receipt has no “TELL US HOW WE DID TODAY!” message, it has no code. In that case, the no-receipt route is your way in.
- For anything else, the survey’s Help link emails Loblaw at csat@loblaw.ca.
What other StoreOpinion.ca guides get wrong
When we compared two guides that show up in searches for storeopinion with the 2026 rules, both made claims the rules don’t support.
| What the guide says | What the 2026 rules say |
|---|---|
| “You can win a $5000 cash prize monthly” (storeopinionca.com) | A $1000 PC gift card or 1 million PC Optimum points, two each month |
| A 3 x 5-inch “Mail method” to a Toronto address (storeopinionca.com) | There’s no mail-in entry, so the free route is “Don’t have receipt” online |
| “Each person is allowed only one entry” (storeopinionca.com) | Five entries per person in each monthly draw period |
| For the points, you need a PC Financial Mastercard or PC Money Account (storeopinionsca.com) | You need only the PC Optimum account linked to your entry, and it’s free |
| “Up to 5 Survey’s per month per store” (storeopinionsca.com) | Five per person each month, whatever the store |
Lookalike StoreOpinion sites and prize scams
The real address is StoreOpinion.ca, and it forwards to feedback.inmoment.com. However, sites with similar names, such as storeopinionca.com and storeopinionsca.com, run their own “survey” pages, and this site isn’t Loblaw either. So type your code, phone number and email only on the real survey.
Real winners hear from the Sponsor, which tries at least twice to reach them, for example by phone. The rules ask winners to answer a math question and, where needed, sign a release, and nothing in them asks you to send money. According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, a demand for a fee or gift cards before you get a prize is a sign of a scam.
StoreOpinion.ca questions
Taking the survey
- What is StoreOpinion.ca?
- It’s the survey address printed on receipts from Loblaw stores such as Loblaws, No Frills and Real Canadian Superstore. Finishing the survey can enter you in a monthly draw for a $1000 PC gift card or 1 million PC Optimum points.
- Is the Loblaws survey at StoreOpinion.ca legit?
- Yes. StoreOpinion.ca is the address on Loblaw receipts, and it forwards to the survey on feedback.inmoment.com, which links to the 2026 contest rules and the winners list.
- Is the No Frills survey the same as StoreOpinion.ca?
- Yes. No Frills is one of the 18 banners in the rules, along with Loblaws, Real Canadian Superstore, Zehrs, Fortinos and others, and they all use StoreOpinion.ca.
- How long do I have to take the StoreOpinion.ca survey?
- Seven days from your purchase. After that, the rules say the survey link expires, although you can still enter without a receipt.
- How many digits is the StoreOpinion.ca code?
- Between 19 and 21 digits, printed after the word CODE at the bottom of your receipt. You type it in four boxes of 6, 6, 4 and 5 digits.
- Can I do the www.storeopinion.ca survey by phone?
- Yes. If you have a receipt, call 1-800-531-2928 and answer the survey by phone instead.
The monthly prize draw
- What can I win from the StoreOpinion.ca survey?
- Two winners are drawn each month in 2026. Each one picks a $1000 PC gift card or one million PC Optimum points, which the rules value at about $1,000.
- Can I enter the StoreOpinion.ca draw without a receipt?
- Yes. Choose “Don’t have receipt” on StoreOpinion.ca, then complete the survey and the entry form. No purchase is needed.
- How many times can I enter each month?
- Up to five times per person in each monthly draw period. Also, entries that don’t win don’t carry over to the next month.
- Is Shoppers Drug Mart part of StoreOpinion.ca?
- No. Shoppers Drug Mart isn’t one of the 18 banners named in the 2026 rules, even though some guides list it.
- How will I know if I won?
- The Sponsor tries at least twice to reach each potential winner, for example by phone, within 7 business days of the draw. Winners’ names also go on the Previous winners list linked from the survey.
Where these StoreOpinion.ca facts come from
- The survey start screen at StoreOpinion.ca, including its receipt sample and code help
- Customer Satisfaction Survey Contest,
Official Contest Rules
, January 1 to December 31, 2026 (PDF) - The survey’s
Previous winners
list (PDF) - TaxTips.ca: Age of Majority by Province
- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre: Prize scams
These rules end on December 31, 2026. When the 2027 rules appear, they’ll govern instead of anything on this page, and we’ll update it.
Noticed a draw date or prize detail that doesn’t match the rules? Email contact@myreceiptsays.com, and we’ll check it as our editorial policy describes. South of the border, we also cover the Kroger, Publix and H-E-B surveys.