One of the biggest complaints about couponing is that coupons on healthy food are rare.  We were lucky with some good ones this summer but Maxi & Cie stores will be offering 2,000 PC Plus Points when you spend $20 or more on fresh fruits and vegetables next week so you can make your own …Read More

It is rare that I will share a local deal, but with the number of stores participating, this may be worth the drive if you are in the area.  On Wednesday 25th May, Limeridge Mall has arranged a save the tax event that includes stores that rarely have no tax days including Shoppers Drug Mart, …Read More

When shopping, earning bonus points or saving the tax is always great so here are the in-store/flyer promotions for major grocery and drug stores for the week ahead. Atlantic Superstore: No tax on almost everything on Saturday Extra Foods: Family appreciation days Monday & Tuesday: Get 2,000 PC Plus for every $20 spent on paper …Read More

Starting on July 1st, you will pay less for feminine hygiene products as the government announced that they will be exempting goods and services tax (GST) and harmonized sales tax (HST) on “a supply of a product that is marketed exclusively for feminine hygiene purposes and is a sanitary napkin, tampon, sanitary belt, menstrual cup …Read More

Shop at Real Canadian SuperStore on Saturday 14th February and save the tax on most items in-store.  They also have some deals to help you save even more: RCA 42″ LED TV $287 (limit of one or $387 for more) Samsung 46″ LED TV – price too hot to print! 20% off all coffee makers …Read More

  If you need to refurnish your home, look no further than Leon’s Canada. For a limited time only, you can save the tax on your purchase of mattresses a wide selection of merchandise with no minimum purchase. Visit your nearest Leon’s or view your local flyer to find great deals on mattresses, bedroom and …Read More

On Tuesday 9th October, present this coupon (English / French) and Shoppers Drug Mart will pay the tax when you spend $50+ on participating products.  The usual exclusions apply (gift cards, stamps, newspapers, products with codeine etc).