Lululemon Canada is having a “We Made Too Much sale” where you can find over 100 different styles on sale! Check out these styles below and also enjoy FREE shipping on your order!

Women’s:

• Cardio Squad Tank II, for $29.00, was $58.00
• Wunder Under Hi-Rise 7/8 Tight, for $79.00, was $98.00
• Cool Racerback, for $29.00, was $42.00
• and more

Men’s:

• Sojourn Pant, for $59.00, was $148.00
• Pace Breaker Short 9″, for $49.00, was $68.00
• Metal Vent Tech Long Sleeve, for $59.00, was $78.00
• and more

Lululemon Canada has FREE shipping on all orders, no minimum purchase is required. All Lululemon ‘We Made Too Much sale’ styles are final sale, no returns or exchanges.

Click here to shop women’s clothing at Lululemon Canada.

Click here to shop men’s clothing at Lululemon Canada.

Amazon Canada has awesome deals available now! Today, Wednesday, June 28, 2017, the Amazon Canada deals include:

• Get South Shore Furniture Libra Collection, 3-Drawer Chest, Black, today for $62.59, list price $77.99, save $15.40 – 20% off + FREE shipping.
• Click here to get all South Shore Furniture offers

The Amazon Canada offers are valid today only, Wednesday, June 28, 2017, while supplies last.

Click here to get the Amazon Canada today’s offers.

This is perhaps the most out there, if not ridiculous, marketing techniques that retailers have implemented in an attempt to capitalize on Canada’s 150th anniversary. KFC Canada announced that they would be temporarily changing the name of America’s favourite fried chicken supplier to a more Canuck friendly version – K’ehFC (eh, do you see what they did there?) – for the summertime to celebrate their neighbour to the north’s birthday.

“Canada Day is about togetherness — for the country, our communities, and for our friends and family, and bringing people together over a bucket of chicken is what K’ehFC stands for,” said Stephen Scarrow, senior marketing manager for K’ehFC, in a news release.

The new name will be appearing on buckets across the country and, on one lucky store in Saskatoon, they have actually fastened on a brand new sign to reflect the company’s rebranding.

This little gesture has well intentioned thought behind it, but perhaps the masterminds at KFC’s marketing department could’ve consulted some experts before sandwiching the two-letter interjection into their logo. The Toronto Star recently discussed some of the myths and misconceptions surround the use of this specifically Canadian speech pattern and that it’s use may not be as universally Canadian as the world outside Canada perceives.

Nonetheless, it’s a thoughtful gesture from our friends to the south and the buckets I’m sure will provide countless moments of humour and fun on social media (use #KehFC on Twitter and tag a friend for your chance to win a KFC bucket seat!)

Here’s a short explainer video to help you understand how to pronounce the new KehFC brand (*tip, it’s the same as before…)

Click here to find the nearest KFC to you.

Naturalizer Canada has a great sale available now! The Naturalizer sale includes: Save an Extra 25% off on styles already reduced up to 50% off!

To get your extra discount, enter the promo code OHCANADA at checkout.

This offer valid on sale price merchandise only. Style, colour, size and sale selection may vary by store. Offer not valid on regular price merchandise, previous purchases or towards the purchase of gift cards. May not be combined with any other coupon offer or promotion. Offer not valid at Naturalizer Outlet stores.

This promo code is valid now until Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 11:59 p.m. CDT

Shipping costs $6.50 for the first item, then $2.00 for each additional item in the order.

Click here to begin shopping at Naturalizer Canada.

Nike Canada is trying to make some space for new summer product and so are selling of their end of season product for up to 30% off. You can save this 30% off on everything from men’s and women’s running sneakers to workout tops and shorts.

This is by no means an exhaustive list, but here is a roundup of some of the hotter discounts I was able to find in this sale:

• Jordan Formula 23 men’s shoes, now $82.99 (was $165)
• NIKE Lunarcharge Premium men’s shoes, now $132.99 (was $190)
• Nike dry contour women’s running tank, now $33.99 (was $48)
• Nike power running tights, now $90.99 (was $130)
• Nike Power speed running tights, now $129.99 (was $185)
• Nike Dry Knit running tank, now $55.99 (was $80)
• Nike Metcon 3 women’s running shoes, now $121.99 (was $175)
• Nike Pro Sports Bra, now $17.99 (was $35)
• 2016/17 F.C. Barcelona Stadium Home men’s football shirt, now $76.99 (was $110)
• Nike Dry Squad men’s football shirt, now $33.99 (was $48)

Nike offers FREE shipping on all orders that are $125 or more.

Click here to begin shopping at Nike Canada.

The day is finally here! Toronto’s first Cineplex Canada entertainment centre, The Rec Room, has opened at the old Roundhouse Park. The building that the entertainment centre is taking over, previously occupied by Leon’s, provides the centre with 40,000 sq ft of freedom to add games, bars, large plasma screens, patios and even a stage for live entertainment.

While The Rec Room is being advertised as an ‘Eats and Entertainment’ experience, the entertainment – in my opinion – seems to outweigh the eats, but only because there’s just so much to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a futuristic voyage into a VR world, like the Ghostbuster themed quest game called The Void, or are looking for something classic, but nonetheless entertaining, like shuffleboard or ping pong, there’s something for everyone at The Rec Room.

The games will work on a credit based system, where you’ll pay $10 for 40 credits (each game costs about four to six credits, so budget accordingly). Or, if you’d like a bit more freedom and fun for the night, you can purchase an unlimited bracelet (the credits will be loaded onto a wristband that you will then wave in front of the games to activate for play) for four hours, plus 1,500 redemption credits, for just $50.

After playing all those games for a night you’ll most likely have worked up quite an appetite, and the Rec Room does not disappoint in their selection of both big and small bites. There’s two restaurants, Three10 and The Shed, that will be serving up unique dishes as well as old arcade room classics like pretzels, popcorn and fried chicken.

Keep an eye on the entertainment schedule, as the Rec Room is sure to be churning out great live shows throughout the year, especially with The Hall, which is a space at the back of the venue where the stage is perfectly sized to accommodate for small, personal concerts.

Click here to learn more about Toronto’s Rec Room.

Lowe’s Canada has a new Summer Essentials One Day Flash Sale available today only! The Lowe’s online Flash Sale includes: Save up to 60% on Patio, Power Equipment and Grills

This Lowe’s Canada Flash Sale is valid today only, Wednesday, June 28, 2017, while supplies last.

Lowe’s Canada has FREE Parcel Shipping over $49.

Click here to get Lowe’s Canada online offers.

Sears Canada has great Buy 1, Get 1 FREE available now, that include:

• Buy 1, Get 1 FREE on men’s, women’s and kids’ Sears label clothing and shoes
• Buy 1, Get 1 FREE on women’s Boyfriend Tee + Men’s Pima Cotton Tees or for $9.97
• Buy 1, Get 1 FREE on Panties or $7.97
• Buy 1, Get 1 FREE on Men’s Durham Leather Boat Shoe for $59.97

Sears Canada sale is valid while supplies last.

Sears Canada has FREE shipping on all online orders over $99.

Click here to View all Sears Canada online offers.

Woohoo! The secret is out! To mark Canada 150, Tim Hortons Canada is launching a special edition RRRoll Up the Rim to Win today! There are plenty of prizes to be won. Game ends on July 21 2017 or while contest cup supplies last.

Click here for more information on this Tim Hortons promotion.

Don’t miss this fantastic deal at Entertainment Canada. Get ALL 2017 coupon books for only $7.76 with FREE shipping. Simply use the promo code JULY4 to get this deal.

With Entertainment Book you can save on fine and casual dining, fast food and carryout, activities and attractions, retail and services, movie tickets, hotels, airlines, car rentals, and much more. Note that prices are in USD.

This deal ends on July 4, 2017.

Click here to start shopping at Entertainment!

One of my favourite playful and aesthetically inclined sock suppliers – HS Sweden Canada – is currently offering even better prices on their usually already very affordable footwear accessories. When you head over to HS Sweden Canada you’ll see that they’re having a summer sale on select socks where you can save 30% off on socks for both men and women and get FREE shipping!

What would make this offer even better? Well they’re also offering shoppers the chance to save on the shipping and handling, as they’ve decided to cover that fee for you. This free shipping and summer sale offer will only be available for a limited time.

I’m sure you’ll find it difficult to practise self restraint around retro style cherry socks, or even tropical themed pairs like these palm beach socks, but you needn’t worry too much as each pairs of these socks are being sold for just $9.80 (reg. $14). That means that two pairs of these socks will only end up costing a few dollars more than a single pair of regularly priced socks. So go ahead, stock up on socks!

Click here to begin shopping at HS Sweden Canada.

When the Tragically Hip farewell tour tickets sold out last summer in record time and were almost instantaneously being resold well beyond their original asking price, the Ontario government took notice. More specifically, they took action after hearing the many complaints from their constituents who have been dealing with this ongoing problem of tickets for sporting and musical events being up-sold for often times more than 50 percent of the original value.

This will hopefully no longer be the case, at least in Ontario, where the government is proposing the Ticket Sales Act. The act is an attempt to curb some if not all of the foul practises involved in the secondary ticket business – an industry that is globally reported to be worth as much as $8 billion US.

The Act will strive to protect the customers from over priced resale tickets, prevent “bots” from buying out all of the tickets ahead of time, and providing more transparency between businesses and customers purchasing tickets on their sites.

In total, it will cover these four areas:

• capping the resale price of tickets at 50 percent above face value
• banning tickets bots and the sale of tickets purchased using a bot
• businesses become more transparent with relevant information (i.e. number of tickets available to the public)
• enforcing new measures to help ticket selling and reselling businesses meet these industry standards

Often when people go to a website to purchase tickets for say a Blue Jays game or a Bruno Mars concert, they are floundered by the fact that in just a matter of minutes the event will become completely sold out. This is in part the result of ticket buying bots, technology that can – with the click of a button – send a script of code that has the ability to purchase up to 15,000 tickets in just two minutes.

But another less talked about reason for these tickets being sold out so fast is that venues selling the tickets actually set aside a large portion on behalf of local businesses, colleagues or the venue’s own promoter. The tickets are then actually sold ahead of time in a much quieter – less advertised – exclusive pre-sale event.

This is another trend that will, hopefully, be quashed as part of the rules for transparency in the Ticket Sales Act will require venues to disclose exactly how many tickets are available at the time of their purchase and what the capacity of the event it also. Ticket resellers will also be required to display how much the ticket’s face value was, where the exact seat location is and the all-in price of the ticket (including taxes, fees, etc.)

Do you think these rules will make a difference in ticket resales in Ontario?

Click here to learn more about the Ticket Sales Act from the Ontario Government.

Canada’s Wonderland is offering some rather hot prices on their tickets right now, making it a great time to plan a last minute family stay-cation – particularly for those of you within driving distance of Canada’s largest amusement park. Right now, you can pick up single day regular admission for adults for just $36.99 and the same kind of ticket for juniors or seniors for just $34.99.

This is an especially nice savings when you consider that the gate price at Canada’s Wonderland for one regular admission ticket is $64, which means that you’ll be saving $27.01 by purchasing these tickets online right now.

Here’s a full breakdown of the savings that are going on at Canada’s Wonderland right now:

• one, single day regular admission ticket (adults) now $36.99
• one, single day regular admission ticket (junior/senior) now $34.99
• one, single day regular admission ticket + marketplace meal combo now (adult) $51.98
• one, single day regular admission ticket + marketplace meal combo now (junior/senior) $47.98
• 2017 two day admission (valid on the same person) now $48.99
• ride and refresh package now $44.98

Click here to grab your tickets for Canada’s Wonderland.

Starbucks Canada is giving its Canadian customers a chance to get a bit creative with their purchasing from the Starbucks Store. Right now, you can mix and match any four items – including coffee (ground or whole bean), tea, drinkware and much more – to receive FREE shipping on your order.

Free shipping at Starbucks is normally only applied after you have met the $75 minimum, but this offer allows you to spend below that – on essentially anything online – to receive free shipping, so long as you meet the four product minimum.

To receive the discounted shipping, you will first have to add at least four items to your cart. Next, you will enter the promo code, MIX4, and the shipping rate of $7.95 will be removed from your cart total. I was able to grab a couple of my favourites, including Starbucks Mocha Powder ($9.95) – yes, I like hot cocoa even in the summertime – a pound of Starbucks Yukon Blend ($17.95), a Costa Rica stamp mug ($11.37) and a Starbucks Glass Growler ($19.95).

Starbucks will be offering this mix and match promo code until July 3 at 11:59pm PST.

Click here to begin shopping at Starbucks Store Canada online.

Toms Shoes Canada began their celebration of National Sunglasses Day yesterday and is continuing with the celebrations by providing us with a promo code that will save 20% off on all regularly priced sunglasses. To receive the discount you will simply have to choose your sunglasses from the above mentioned selection, add them to your cart and then enter the promo code, SUNNY20, at checkout. However “hot” this offer is (pardon the pun, couldn’t resist!), it will only be available until tomorrow, Thursday, June 29 at 11:59pm PDT.

Those of you looking to channel a more retro vibe can test drive these matte black florentin traveler sunglasses from Toms, which normally would cost $98, but with the extra 20% off they’ll only be $78.40. Or, if you prefer a more classic and modern look, then these maverick aviators might fit your bill, as they will only be $111.20 after your 20% discount has been applied (reg. $139).

Don’t forget to also check out the sale section at Toms, as there are shoes being sold for as little as $38.50 and sandals starting for as little as $33. For instance, these women’s multi beach palmera espadrilles are being sold for just $51.99 (reg. $75).

Toms offers FREE shipping on all orders that are $70 or more.

Click here to begin shopping at Toms Canada.