There is a brand new coupon available through Save.ca. Save $5 on one bag of Purina Pro Plan Shredded Blend Puppy or Dog Food. This coupon is available by mail only. Click here to order your coupon.

Amazon.ca has put select LEGO minifigure clocks on sale starting from just $10.43. Amazon offers free super saver shipping on orders of $25 or more. You can also sign up for a free month of Amazon prime and have free 2-day shipping with no minimums.

LEGO Clocks

• LEGO 9003639 Pirates of the Caribbean Barbosa Minifigure Clock for $10.43
• LEGO Unisex 9005602 Star Wars Savage Minifigure Clock for $10.76
• LEGO 9003630 Star Wars Boba Fett Minifigure Clock for $14.95
• LEGO 9003080 Star Wars Yoda Minifigure Clock for $21.95

Best Buy is holding deal grabber days online this week with 5 days of deals + new online only coupons. Check back daily from 3pm – 7pm EST for new coupon offers each day.

Best Buy offers free shipping on orders of $20 or more on most items. You can also reserve for in store pick up. Some items are not available for in store reserve, it varies by deal.

Best Buy Deals

• Harry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection (Blu-ray) (2011) for $56.99
• Acer M5 15.6″ Ultrabook -Gunmetal (Intel Core i5-3337U / 20GB SSD / 500GB HDD / 6GB RAM / Windows 7) for $599.99
• Samsung 40″ 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (LN40E550F7FXZC) for $349.99
• Samsung Series 5 13.3″ Touchscreen Ultrabook-Silver(Intel Core i5-3317U/128GB SSD/8GB RAM/Windows 8) for $799.99
• Take 20% off all Cuisinart small appliances
• Take 15% off all online only Traxxas RC cars
• Take $50 off select Receivers over $399
• Save $200 on select Sound bars over $599
• Take $300 off select Tower Speaker Pairs over $699

Check the link above for all the deals.

Enter the Playtex 360 Play The Lead Contest through the Playtex 360 Canada Facebook page, and you will gain access to a printable coupon for $1 off the purchase of any Playtex 18 or 20 count tampons. By entering, you will also have the chance to win $300 worth of Revlon beauty products, $500 towards a day at the spa, and a 1-year subscription to Flare magazine. Click here to enter and print your coupon.

For a limited time, save up to 70% on selected items at La Vie En Rose Canada online during their pink sale. Shipping is free on orders of $75 or more. Also, you are now able to return your online order at any La Vie En Rose location for a refund. Click here to shop the sale!

Until May 31st 2013,  print this page and bring a friend to Costco to sign up for a membership and you will both receive a voucher to redeem a P&G gift pack. Offer is valid for new and existing customers. The P&G gift pack includes a Swiffer Duster 1ct, Tide Pods 5ct, Venus Embrace razor + handle, Mr. Clean Eraser 1ct and Crest Whitestrips 2 hour Express 1 pack. You must order the gift pack from mypggift.ca by June 20th 2013. Click here to read more about the Costco referral offer.

Banana Republic Canada is offering 30% off your purchase. This deal is available online and in-store. Enter coupon code BRDEDUCT at checkout and get your discount. This Banana Republic offer is valid until Wednesday, May 1, 2013 only.

Click here to get this Banana Republic deal.

Here are the recent sales from well.ca

• Nature’s Harmony – Save 30% on Nature’s Harmony
• Quest – Save 30% on Quest Vitamins & Supplements
• Huggies Training Pants – Save $3 on Huggies Pull-Ups & GoodNites Giga Packs
• Pacifica – Save 20% on Pacifica
• Dove – Save 20% on Select Dove
• Rimmel Cosmetics – Save 15% on Rimmel
• Burt’s Bees Baby Bee – Save 20% on Burt’s Bees Baby
• Summer Infant By Your Side Sleeper – Save 25% on The Summer Infant By Your Side Sleeper
• Bubble Bamboo – Save $10 on Bubble Bamboo Baby Wraps
• Gain – Save 40% on Gain Laundry Care
• Downy – Save 30% on Downy Laundry Care
• Sexual Wellness – Save 20% on Select Sexual Wellness Product

and more, save on everything from food to pet items.  If you are new to well.ca, you can save $10 when you spend $40 or more when paying by credit card by entering 2013APRIL at checkout.

Click here to view their full list of sales this week

Beginning this Friday, May 3rd, get any Starbucks Frappuccino for half price from 3- 5 pm. Offer is valid at participating locations and will run until May the 12th. Click here to visit the Starbucks Canada Facebook page.

Visit a Staples or Bureau en Gros location on Friday 3rd or Saturday 4th May and receive 10% off your entire purchase (excluding Saturday one day sales, postage stamps, computer rentals, self serve copies or phone & gift cards) with this customer appreciation printable coupon.

Click here for your printable coupon and a sneak peek of the flyer valid on those dates

Healthy Essentials have added a new coupon to their portal.  Save $2 on the purchase of any Aveeno hair care product.

Click here to get your printable coupon.  If you are not familiar with Healthy Essentials, sign up for it, they have coupons for various J&J brands from Band-Aids and Polysporin to facewash and Visine.

They have also changed the Children’s Tylenol coupon from $3 off down to $1 off.

The Bay Canada has new good deals today. Get selected items from Kitchenaid and Breville small appliances for only $99.99 (regular price was $149.99-$189.99, save up to $90). These items include:

• Kitchenaid 5-speed blender
• Kitchenaid architect 14-cup coffee maker
• Kitchenaid 7-cup food processor
• Breville the hot wok 6-qt

Also, The Bay is offering 25%-50% off small appliances and garment care. All these offers are valid until Tuesday, April 30, 2013 only. Hudson’s Bay deals is available online.

Click here to get these Hudson’s Bay deals

Changing things up a little, Costco’s new saving coupons are valid at all Canadian locations for two weeks.

• Save $3 on SoftSoap 2×2.36L  (selected)
• Save $4.50 on Colgate Sensitive Pro Relief toothpaste 4x120ml
• Save $3 off SoftSoap bodywash packs (2x700ml + 443ml)
• Save $3 off 6pk Colgate 360 toothbrushes
• Save $2.40 on Irish Spring bar soap 20pk
• Save $2 off Colgate Total 4x170ml (selected)

Click here for larger versions of the coupons to view all details

Forum member foo brought up an interesting discussion on the forums which I thought I would share here for more input.

What do you think of the new trend of store flyers advertising meat at a per pack price (as shown for the steaks & pork chops pictured above) rather than the usual measurements by weight (as shown with the tilapia above).  The set price packs usually do have a weight on them in store, but when comparison shopping and making your list, you have no idea on an approximate weight for the items.  They could be cut very thinly or thickly, the size of the packaging can differ by store (and even by week).

As I mentioned in the forum thread, I was part of a focus group where some people did actually recommend clearer pricing on meat.  They would see a roast on sale for $3.99/lb but nothing showed that the  cut was available in 5lb+ only so they would go to that store and end up not buying the item as it cost much more than they budgeted.

A simple solution to appease both groups would be to price it per package and include an approximate package weight.  Similar to when you buy a 3lb bag of oranges and it could vary a little.  Since grocery stores have chosen not to do this, do you think it is an attempt by them to stop customers from being able to fully compare pricing and price-matching (you can’t prove the weight so stores would not price match as they have no per lb/kg price to compare).

Today only at Amazon.ca, it’s the complete series of Chuck, either on DVD or Blu-Ray. Both are limited quantity “lightning deals”:

• Chuck: The Complete Series (5 Seasons) on Blu-Ray for $73.99
• … or on DVD for $60.99

Also check out:

• Blu-Ray deals as low as $8.49 (such as Family “Something Something Dark Side” Guy for $9.99 and The Manchurian Candidate for $8.49)
• Disney’s Disappearing Classics (save $8 on the purchase of 2 films)
• Hundreds of Titles for $6.99