>>9974364my local TRU was built into a hill so the actual front of the building was ground-level with the road it sat on but the rear was a story up. there was parking underneath the rear of the building so while the front had the standard entrance/exit on different sides of the building (which would be renovated several times) there was also an entrance underneath with a series of ramps to get directly into the store. as far as I know it was still accessible up until the store's closure which happened when TRU as a whole got shuttered.
