There are 2 new printable Huggies coupons available through our SmartSource portal. Save $1.50 on Any ONE (1) package of HUGGIES® Diapers, and Save $2.00 on Any ONE (1) package of HUGGIES® Little Movers Slip-On™ Diapers. Click here to print your coupons.
Once again we have another giveaway for our Smartcanucks readers! Enter to win Tequila Funride, a 3 song CD from one of Toronto’s hottest bands, Hi Heels Lo Fi.
To enter, all you have to do is post the name of the Canadian city that you live in, here on the comments sections of the blog. Canadian residents 18+ only. The contest closes on December 28th at 8pm EST.
They will probably be coming to your city soon! In the meantime, there is an amazing show tonight in Toronto that you do not want to miss!
Just in case it really is the last night on earth, please join High Heels Lo Fi and friends in celebration of their first full length album “Apéritif for Dysfunction“.
Cabaret at The End of The World
Thursday, December 20th, 9pm, $5
Rancho Relaxo, 300 College Street Toronto Ontario
Hosted by the slightly sinister Brendan Bane, featuring:
Burlesque! GoGo Dancers!
Performance by Wesley of Well Rounded Hoops!
World’s greatest lounge-punk band CONFLICTING PLAID
Toronto’s (hopefully only) hilarious drunkrock band HIGH HEELS LO FI
Watch http://www.facebook.com/l/nAQFZLoZKAQHLlg_DW2E1gd6xysoNOlGWu7UfqccAcPd-RQ/www.highheelslofi.com for details.
PLEASE NOTE: Song lyrics are not appropriate for children.
Payless will have up to 50% off during their Boxing Week 2012 sale which runs from December 26 – 30. Watch your mailbox for this advertisement which includes a peelie coupon for $15 off when you spend $60 or more before December 3oth on the reverse side.
A huge thank you to Eliza for sending us the Toys R Us Boxing Week 2012 flyer, valid December 26-31.
Another flyer that’s been lying around for a bit
Click here to view the full London Drugs Boxing Day Flyer 2012 (Boxing Week: Dec 26 to Jan 2)
The Shoppers Drug Mart Boxing Day Flyer 2012 has been on the Boxing Day Canada Forum for a while now but thought I’d post it on here just in case you missed it.
There is a new hidden SmartSource.ca printable coupon for a FREE Colgate Optic White Toothpaste when you purchase a Colgate 360 Toothbrush. Don’t forget to use those $1.50 insert coupons for the 360 toothbrush as well when you redeem this coupon. Click here to print your coupon. Expires June 17, 2013.
Johnson & Johnson is giving the gift of some fantastic high value printable coupons this Christmas! Head over to healthyessentials.ca where you will be able to print the following coupons:
Coupons expire December 30th 2012, and will be gone once 100,000 coupons have been printed. Click here to start printing!
Thanks Mathew for emailing us the EB Games Boxing Day/Week flyer for 2012!
Click here to read the full EB Games Canada Boxing Day Flyer
Turkeys are popping up in grocery store flyers for the holidays, but there are some differences in the types of turkey that may make paying more worthwhile.
According to the Turkey Farmers of BC:
Turkeys are graded according to quality of appearance. Canada A turkeys are well shaped, meaty with even fat covering.
Canada Utility turkeys are birds with minor skin tears or one or more parts missing which in no way affects the quality. Use these turkeys for cutting up or when carving before serving. There is no quality or taste difference between a Canada A grade turkey or Utility grade turkey.
All turkeys processed in a federally inspected plant bear a “Canada Approved” or “Canada” health inspection stamp. This stamp tells you that the product is safe to eat.
So do check for that Canada stamp, as the recent beef recall has shown, meat is shipped across the border. The USDA have imposed different rulings, so US turkeys may not have the same standards based on rating. There will be some difference in the quality and taste of meat between even Grade A turkeys depending on the age when they are slaughtered, what they are fed and how they are kept (free range vs factory etc).
As far as frozen vs fresh, for me it is always fresh because they take so long to thaw, but they say there is no difference in quality once thawed.
Frozen turkeys are flash-frozen immediately after they are packaged to 0 degrees F or less, and are kept frozen until they are purchased. Once thawed, the meat of a frozen turkey is virtually as fresh as the day it was packaged.
Fresh turkeys are chilled after packaging, rather than frozen. Because they require special handling and have a shorter shelf-life than frozen birds, fresh turkeys are often more expensive than their frozen counterparts.
Happy turkey hunting!
*Bumped from Thanksgiving*
Today only at EB Games, save 50% on Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Future Soldier for XBox 360 and PS3. Today’s price is $19.99 both in store and online. Also, save 50% on Art Academy: Lessons or Everyone for Nintendo 3DS, now $14.99. Click here to get these offers!
Brandsaver.ca will be adding new coupons totaling up to $117 on January 9th. You can still print existing brandsaver coupons until that time.
Get a Grade A turkey at FreshCo for the price of a utility turkey from any local flyer. Simply show a competitor’s flyer in-store and they will give you a Grade A turkey at the per pound price of the competitor’s utility (or Grade A if cheaper) turkey. Details are on the front page of their own flyer if you have any problems price matching this deal. So far, Food Basics has the best deal on utility turkeys at $0.77/lb
The next Royale Spirit of Softness weekly coupon has been released! Save $2 on any size Royale Paper Towels. Click here to order your coupon through gocoupons.ca.
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