Until tomorrow pre order your 12 piece dipped fruit for only $10!  You must arrange pickup no later then September 29th.  They posted this on the fan page on facebook.  Click here to order yours!

Enjoy one dozen pieces of fresh fruit hand dipped in gourmet chocolate. Fruit selection will vary from box to box. This item is for pick up only. No other coupons may apply. Box design may vary. This offer is valid on September 24, 25 and 26. Orders placed during the promotion period must be picked up in stores no later than Wednesday, September 29, 2010.

Future Shop is having a 2 day after hours sale starting tonight at 8pm.  In the sneak peak email I received they are offering netbooks for $199, up to 50% off home theatre, huge savings on dslr and various cameras, and up to $350 off major appliances.  Discounts are reflected once they are in your shopping cart.  Click here to go to Future Shop.

The sale runs from tonight at 8pm until 10am then Sunday night from 8pm to 10am.

One of our early bird Sc’ers spotted this deal on an informercial at 7am (yikes) this morning.  Save $10 off select Presidents Choice small appliances until November 1st.

The President’s Choice line of small appliances features the quality, value and innovation Canadians have come to expect from the PC® brand. And now we’re offering a special discount for On-The-Go shoppers. Print off the coupon below and bring it into any store that sells President’s Choice products and receive the discount shown on the coupon. The more you buy the bigger the discount. Happy Shopping!

Click here to print off your coupon. Thanks Olliedar for the wonderful find!

* I do think its kind of weird that the date for the validity of the coupon is wrong.

Huge thank you once again to couponlady for compiling this list, it’s one for my faves!!

Walmart

Huggies or Pampers Giant pack diapers size 3-6(100-156s) $17.97
Pampers wipes 420-576s $11.77
Gerber purees 128ml $0.40
Parent’s Choice powder formula with iron or lower iron 1kg $9

Shoppers Drug Mart

Pull Ups,Goodnites,Pampers Easy ups or Underjams $15.99
Baby Life club pack diapers 60-96s $15.99
Pampers wipes 320-360s $10.99
Pampers Swaddlers newborn diapers $10.99
Life brand baby needs $1.87
Pampers boxed diapers 48-96s $20

Metro

Huggies or Pampers mega diapers $12.49
Johnson’s baby needs $3.99
Baby Mum Mum 2 for $5

Loblaws/Zehrs/Fortinos

Gerber Graduates 2 for $5
Huggies or Pampers club size diapers Size 3-6(88-174s) $28.99
Pampers or Huggies wipes 420-576s $13.99
Playtex Diaper Genie refill $7.99
Similac Advance Infant formula with Omega 728g $24.99
Teddy’s Choice™ training pants $11.99

Real Canadian Superstore

Avent pacifiers $3.99
Beech Nut Let’s Grow toddler snacks or meals $1.49
Enfamil A+ ready to feed infant formula 16x235mL $38.99
Huggies or Pampers club size diapers size 3-6(88-174s) $28.88
Johnson’s baby needs 444-592mL $3.49
Kandoo baby needs 250mL $1.99
Milupa cereal 227g 2 for $5
Pampers or Huggies Jumbo pack diapers sizes N-5s(20-40s) $9.99
PC formula powder with DHA 730g $8.99
PC Green mega diapers size 1-6(34-66s) $7.99
Teddy’s Choice mega wipes 231-240s $3.49

Zellers

Nestle Good Start Formula 900g $21.99
Pampers Easy Ups $17.99
Sudocream 250g $13.97

Rexall Pharmaplus

Playtex or Gerber baby accessories $1 off
Rexall brand jumbo diapers $7.99
Huggies diapers or pull ups $16.99
Zincofax 100-130g $7.99
Huggies or Pampers wipes 180-216s $7.99
Enfamil A+ or Gentlease A+ powder 680-730g $25.99
Nestle baby cereal 3 for $9.99
Live Clean baby needs $1 off
Rexall brand natural abby needs $4.99
Johnsons baby needs $3.99
Dove baby wash or Vaseline petroleum jelly $2.99

Photolab is offering 10 cent prints when you buy 100 minimum until September 30th.  This is a nice deal, generally their prints are 19 cents each.  Photolab is my preferred photo print shop as I’ve always been happy with their quality.

Click here to check out the offer.

Thanks Salefinder for using the suggest a deal feature.

I know, I know..  The obvious answer to this is “candy,” but don’t you want to be the one house on the block that does something different this year?  Something hip and cool?

There’s always the one house that gives out cans of pop and full size chocolate bars — and it’s pretty easy to become the most popular house on the block doing that — but what about doing something that’ll really stand out?

No, I’m not talking fast food gift certificates (though those are always nice) or something wacky (like a live squirrel) — I’m talking comic books.

Starting in 2009, certain comics publishers have been banding together each fall to offer Halloween mini-comics.  They’re small enough to fit in a child’s candy bag, big enough to read comfortably, and cost about the same as a quality candy product.  One of my local comic shops (featured previously on SmartCanucks) is selling them in bundles of 20 for $5.  We get 80-100 kids every year, so I dropped $30 and squared away my Halloween hand-out shopping early.  The best part?  Rather than giving kids more junk food (they’ll have every other house on the block for that) I’m giving them something that can stimulate their minds a little.  Plus, I’m not going to be tempted to eat the comics while waiting for 10/31 to roll around.

Thinking of doing the same?  Call your local comic shop to see if they’re carrying Halloween mini-comics.  Not thinking of doing the same?  Tell us what you’re giving out this Halloween!

Offer valid Monday, September 27 to Friday, October 1, 2010 in NS, NB, NL and PE provinces only on the purchase total of eligible products after discounts and redemptions and before taxes. Excludes prescription purchases, products that contain codeine, tobacco products (where applicable), stamps, passport photos, lottery tickets, event tickets, transit tickets and passes, electronic gift cards and pre paid phone cards. Due to location restrictions we reserve the right to substitute an item of equivalent value. Not to be used in conjunction with any other Shoppers Drug Mart promotions or offers. One iTunes Card per transaction per customer.

Offer valid Monday, September 27 to Friday, October 1, 2010 only in BC, MB, SK, ON, and AB only on the purchase total of eligible products after discounts and redemptions and before taxes. Excludes prescription purchases, products with codeine, tobacco products (where applicable), stamps, passport photos, lottery tickets, event tickets, transit tickets and passes, electronic gift cards and prepaid phone cards. Not to be used in conjunction with any other Shoppers Drug Mart promotion or offer. While quantities last.

Click here to view the SDM (ON) Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2010 flyer.

Thanks to our friend annedougherty for posting the SDM flyer!

Netflix — better known as the harbinger of doom for brick and mortar movie rental places — has finally made it’s way to the great white north …or at least it’s streaming service has.

If you want to rent DVD’s you’ll still need to use Zip.ca (or your local video store), but if you want the convenience of checking out thousands of movies instantly without every leaving the comfort of your couch?  Netflix has you covered.

For $7.99 a month, you can stream thousands of movies and TV shows to your computer, your TV — even your pocket.  Better yet, the first month is free with absolutely no commitment to stay on past those first 30 days.

Is there a catch?  Kind of.  To get Netflix to work on your TV you’ll need a device that is Netflix-enabled, like the Nintendo Wii or PlayStation 3.  Also, streaming movies can use up a surprising amount of bandwidth. I don’t have the exact figures, but the number that’s been floating around is something along the lines of 1GB for every hour streamed.  If you’re using a Lite internet service with a low data usage cap, this probably isn’t the movie service for you.

For the rest of us, $7.99/m for unlimited movies and TV shows is a hard price to beat — especially when we can stream these to our TV’s, computers, iPhone’s and iPad’s.  And with the first month free, what do you have to lose?  Give it a try, and let us know what you watch first.

What a great freebie! Pampers Kandoo Flushable Wipes are giving away 10000 coupons for a free tub. Hurry and request for your coupon before they run out!

Click here to request your coupon. *Offer over*

Thank you to super SC’er cesme77 for finding this fantastic freebie!

This week Walmart has Tylenol Rapid Release Gel Caps 20 count on sale for $2.97 for there anniversary sale. There is a $3 off printable coupon so you can get one for free. I have never had a problem with printables at Walmart but there are some locations that will not take them. Best of luck in scoring this great freebie.

Click here to print you coupon.

Thanks to Badkins for posting this deal.

Three days only: September 29 – October 1, 2010, Michael’s Canada is having their Friends and Family event with various coupon savings. The one I like most is the 20% off your entire purchase (including SALE ITEMS) coupon.

Click here to print your coupon.

Thanks to freefred for posting this coupon in the forum!

From Septmeber 24 – October 14 you can save up to 70% on select fall styles at Gap Factory Outlets.  The stores that are participating in this sale include:  Vaughan Mills, Cambridge Smart Centres, South Edmonton Common, Cross Iron Mills, and Deerfoot Meadows Gap Factory Stores in Canada only. Offer not valid at Gap brand stores or online.

Also, you can save an additional 15% on your purchases from September 24-October 5 by signing up for Gap email news by clicking here.

Sounds like there may be some really good deals to check out.

Thanks to AnnieP for posting this sale for us.

Yay! I’ve been waiting for fall items to go on sale for under $10 and now my wait is over. Lots of selection priced at $10 and under, and that Boys Camo vest in the pic at $11.99, regularly $39.99 is a steal at 70% off. My favourite part about Please Mum is their free standard shipping (no minimum order required).

Click here to shop at pleasemum.com.

I was browsing Lee Valley since they are offering free shipping for the next several days and I came across this gem. A Rim Roller!

This product makes it easy to check for prize statements hidden under the rims of paper coffee cups in various contests. Essentially a curved clip with two integral (covered) blades, it slices the cup rim twice (1-1/8″ apart) when pushed down, and an internal lip unrolls the paper edge when it’s pulled up. Push, pull and you’re done. 2″ high, 1-1/2″ wide, with an attached split-ring.

This is only for of course the hardcore Roll Up the Rim to Win enthusiast. Costing just $2.50 this might make a great gag gift for the hardcore Timmie’s drinker in your family.

🙂