Everyone’s favourite warehouse sale is back this weekend.

Visit the International Centre  on Airport Road on Saturday, November 17 from 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
or Sunday, November 18 from 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. to save on your favourite P&G items and support United Way doing so (100% of proceeds are donated to United Way and you can also donate at the door).

Do you like warehouse sales? Often I can get things much cheaper with coupons but the P&G sale is very popular, even among SmartCanuckers.

As mentioned in our earlier post, the Canadian Tire Scratch Card Event is this weekend.

Get back 10-100% of your purchase in CT money when you present the scratch card that should be in your flyer to the cashier at check out.  You can not pay by regular credit card with this event, you need to use a Canadian Tire credit card or cash/debit.

Good luck if shopping at this event, and thanks for the information PurpleBunny89 and jackie721red.

Northern Reflections Canada is offering 50% off your entire in store purchase (original ticket price).  Limit one coupon per customer.  Valid only on November 15, 2012.

Click here to print off your coupon!

Bootlegger Canada is offering 25% off your entire purchase for Bootlegger Card Holders.  Free shipping on all orders over $50.  Valid from November 16-18, 2012.

Click here to check out the Bootlegger Canada website.

We have a few more flyer previews compliments of jemwars! Click here to see the upcoming Sobey’s Ontario flyer, and here for the Real Canadian Superstore Ontario flyer. The Food Basics flyer can be seen here.

Thanks to jemwars once again for an early look at some of next weeks sale flyers. Click here to view the No Frills Ontario flyer for the week of November 16th – 22nd, and here to view the Metro Ontario flyer.

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For a limited time, Suzy Shier Canada has a selection of sweaters for $15 both in store and online. Click here to shop online.

Wednesday November 14th, buy any two litter and get one free from PJ’s Pets Canada. Includes all Cat & Puppy Litters and Small Pet & Bird Shavings/Bedding. All litter must be purchased from within the same pet category. All three items must be Cat or Puppy or Bird or Small Pet. Can mix and match within the same pet category. The item with the lesser value will be the one discounted. Offer not valid on Purina litters. No coupon is required.

From November 15th – 18th, buy one holiday beverage from Starbucks Canada, and get one beverage of equal or lesser value free. Offer is valid at participating stores from 2pm – 5pm.

Buy more, save more, now through November 18th at The Children’s Place Canada, both in store and online. Save 30% when you spend $60 or more with promo code 2E2G2012. Save 25% when you spend $50 or more, or save 15% on any purchase under $50. Click here to shop online.

Jut a heads up to keep an eye on the Tabasco Canada page November 15th – 30th as they will once again be giving away sample kits. This time around 1000 sample kits will be handed out to randomly drawn winners. Click here to like the Tabasco Canada Facebook page, and stay tuned for more details!

Take 50% off all bath & body products from The Body Shop Canada, until tomorrow, November 14th. Offer is valid online only. Offer does not combine with other offers. Shipping is $5 on order of $50 or more, and FREE with orders of $75 or more. Click here to shop The Body Shop Canada online.

Get a $25 Aero Card with purchase of $100 or more when you enter promo code AEROGIFT at checkout. $100 total must be reached prior to tax and shipping charges and after any other discounts have been taken. Eligible total cannot include purchases of Gift Cards or eGift Cards. Not valid on bulk purchases or previous purchases. Offer expires 11/14/12 at 8:59PM, EST. Aero Card expires 12/2/12 at 11:59PM, EST. Aero Card is redeemable in-store and online. Aero Card will be emailed to you within 3-5 business days after your order has shipped. One code per order. Also, shipping is free on orders of $100 or more. Click here to shop.

My daughter’s school announced in their paper newsletter that they will no longer be offering, well, paper newsletters.  In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, the school has decided the newsletter will only be offered on their website.  My first reaction was “Whaaaat?” and then I quickly decided it was a good idea.  Why not?  It will save a few thousand trees and let’s face it, half the time I end up losing that newsletter and looking at it online, anyway.

This seems to be the trend with all “paper conveniences”.  Bills, flyers, bank statements and now, coupons.  In the last 5 years there has been a huge shift towards coupons you can show on your smart phone.  In fact, most Canadian retailers are expecting the number of mobile coupons to double in 2013.  Which means many new businesses will be offering this feature to “keep up with the times”.

Although I agree it is far more environmentally friendly to use mobile coupons and it will likely take less time to print or cut them out, sort through them, put them in my coupon binder etc., I will still miss them…a lot.  There is something about finding the coupons in a flyer or having them show up in the mail that taps into my primordial need to care for my family.  It’s almost a modern day “hunting and gathering” and somehow that seems to be lost when everything shows up on a phone.

Do you think paper coupons are a thing of the past?  Let us know!