On Saturday, September 25th and Sunday, September 26th the following retailers will DOUBLE their DISCOUNTS!

1850
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

aerie
20% off regular and sale priced merchandise.
20% de rabais sur la marchandise à prix régulier et en solde.

Aéropostale
20% off regular & sale items. Excludes markdowns/fragrances*
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente. Exclus les items en liquidation et les parfums.*

Aldo
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Aldo Accessories
20% off regular and sale prices when you buy 2 items or more.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en solde lors de l’achat de 2 items et plus.

Aldo Outlet
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

American Eagle Outfitters
20% off regular and sale priced merchandise.
20% de rabais sur la marchandise à prix régulier et en solde.

Bedo
30% off regular price and 10% off sale price.
30% de rabais sur le prix régulier et 10% de rabais sur le prix en vente.

Bench
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Bluenotes
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Buffalo David Bitton
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Champs Sports
30% off regular price and 10% off sale price.
30% de rabais sur le prix courant et 10% de rabais sur le prix de solde.

Costa Blanca
20% off regular and sale prices. Excludes outlet stores.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente. Offre non-valide dans les entrepôts.

Costa Blanca X
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Esprit
30% off regular and sale prices.
30% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Fixx
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

French Connection
20% off regular price.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier.

Foot Locker
30% off regular price & 10% off sale price.
30% de rabais sur le prix courant et 10% de rabais sur le prix de solde.

George Richards
20% off regular and reduced product.
20% de rabais sur la marchandise à prix régulier et à prix réduit.

Jean Machine
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Joneve
20% off regular price & 10% off sale price.*
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.*

Levis
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Lucky Brand Jeans
30% off regular price and 10% off sale price.
30% de rabais sur le prix régulier et 10% de rabais sur le prix en vente.

Mexx
30% off regular price and 10% off sale price.
30% de rabais sur le prix régulier et 10% de rabais sur le prix en vente.

Parasuco
30% off regular price.
30% de rabais sur le prix régulier.

Roberto
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Shoe Warehouse
20% off regular price & 10% off sale price.*
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et 10% de rabais sur le prix en vente. *

Siblings
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Sirens
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Sterling
20% off regular price & 10% off sale price.*
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et 10% de rabais sur le prix en vente. *

Stitches
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

The Body Shop
$10.00 off $20.00 purchase.*
10 $ de rabais sur tout achat de 20 $.*

Tip Top Tailors
20% off regular and reduced product.
20% de rabais sur la marchandise à prix régulier et à prix réduit.

UR2B
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Urban Behavior
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Urban Planet
20% off regular and sale prices.
20% de rabais sur le prix régulier et en vente.

Warehouse One
20% off regular, sale and clearance merchandise.*
20% de rabais sur la marchandise à prix régulier, en vente et en liquidation.*

*Terms and conditions may apply. Offers only valid for SPC Card and BMO SPC MasterCard holders on September 25 & 26, 2010.
*Termes et conditions s’appliquent. Les offres sont valide pour les détenteurs de Carte SPC et de la carte MasterCard BMO SPC le 25 et 26 septembre 2010

Big thanks goes out to cesme77 for the early heads up!

In the Walmart (QC) Sept. 8-14, 2010 flyer, Infusium shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in treatment are on sale for $4. Use your Save 2.00 on any one Infusium 23 purchase coupon and get it for only $2 each. This coupon was from the August 28th issue of Smartsource and expires on September 30th. This is a good deal because these products are regularly-priced at $7+.

Click here to view the Walmart(QC) Sept. 8-14, 2010 flyer.

Thanks to couponlady for posting the flyer for us!

Buy one Greenies Canine Dental Chew and you will get another one for FREE! All you have to do is click on the link below, fill out the form and then you will get a coupon that you can print right from your computer. I’m loving this freebie! I know my poochies are gonna love it too when they both get some yummy treats. Thanks Greenies for this awesome coupon!

Click here for a B1G1 FREE Greenies coupon

Petcetera must be desperate for business as they are offering a $20 off $50 printable coupon again!  You have to be a “petcetera member” to use this coupon so you can either re sign up when you use it or if your already a member you ahead of the game 🙂 This coupon is valid until September 12th 2010.

Click here to print your coupon.

Thanks Pinto_means for emailing me!

Empire Theatres is offering 3 great printable coupons right now. 

•BOGO COUPON – Buy one general admission ticket and get a second ticket free
•$9.99 MOVIE PACKAGE – Get a general admission ticket, regular fountain drink and a small popcorn for just $9.99 plus tax
•$3.00 OFF – Get $3.00 off when you purchase any combo (excludes Kids Pack) at the refreshments counter

These coupons could save you some serious cash and make it a lot more affordable to take the family out for movie night. Coupons are valid from tomorrow until October 7th 2010. Click here to print off your coupons.  This might be a good time to use my gift card thats been sitting in my drawer for 2 years lol!

Thanks mystique for using the Suggest A Deal Feature.

* You may have to sign up for a free insider’s account before you can print off the coupons.

The Steven and Chris show is back for another season!  They would love to have you in their studio audience during their tapings. The dates available right now are as follows:

*Monday September 13th, 2010 – 10:00 AM * First show of Season 4!

*Tuesday September 14th, 2010 – AM

*Wednesday September 15th, 2010 – AM

*Thursday September 16th, 2010 – AM

 Click here to request your seat.

Thanks Mjae for using the Suggest A Deal feature.

Patty has been kind enough to post the Ikea Wacky Wednesday deals today on the forum.  Pictured above it the deals for Burlington this Wednesday September 8th.  Click here for the rest of the Ikea Wacky Wednesday Deals.  I really like the table lamp, too bad I wont be in Burlington on Wednesday.

In the Walmart (ON) Sept. 8-14, 2010 flyer, Glade Sense & Spray is advertised on sale for $6. Use your $5 off Glade Sense & Spray holder coupon and pay only $1. This coupons was in the August 7th issue of Smartsource and expires on Sept. 11th, so this may be your last chance to use this coupon for a great deal.

Click here to view the Walmart (ON) Sept. 8-14, 2010 flyer.

Thanks to ninna for posting the flyer for us!

Book Closeouts is having a children’s book sale right now. Tons of titles for only 99 cents!  I love Book Closeouts, it is in USD but ships from Canada. Shipping is quite reasonable, my last order I got 63 books and shipping was $28 dollars.  I saved $534 off the cover prices. Click here to check out Book Closeouts.

Also I did a bit of googling and found these discount codes.

Coupon Code: brickcity-5
Password: bookcloseouts.com
Discount: $5 off $35
Expiry: Unknown

Coupon Code: brickcity-10
Password: bookcloseouts.com
Discount: $10 off $65
Expiry: Unknown

Costco Online has a few great deals right now!  Until October 17th earn one Aeroplan mile for every dollar spent online. Click here for more details on this promotion.

Also Carrie sent me this great deal with their photo centre.  Order 50 or more prints and only pay 9 cents each, or if you sign up for a new photo centre account you will receive 25 prints free. Click here for more information on this offer.

Pur Minerals is offering free shipping or 20% off your entire purchase. You choose which discount you’d like!  I’m guessing the 20% off works out to be the better deal.  Simply enter “LABORSHIP” for free shipping or “Save20” to save 20% off your order.

I bought some great brushes from Pur Minerals a few months ago, they are great!  While Pur Minerals is an American site they ship very cheaply to Canada and ship within Canada as well. I’ve ordered 5 times from them and have always been happy with my purchases.

Click here to check out Pur Minerals.

Forever 21 is offering free shipping on all orders to Canada today!  Sorry I’m late on this one I have been crazy busy since Friday with being in a bridal party, helping clean up the hall etc.

Anyways theres still lots of time to shop today! Simply enter the code “LABORDAY” at checkout.

Click here to shop at Forever 21

Thanks Natalka for using the Suggest A Deal feature first thing this morning.

Most of our dietary intake is made up of common North American cuisine – vegetables, pasta, Hot Pockets – the list goes on and on. But some of the things on our menu are distinctly Canadian. Great Canadian Foods is a new weekly feature on SmartCanucks exploring the tastier side of Canadian living.

When starting a column on Canadian eating, it would be a culinary crime if I didn’t write about a personal favorite first. When I was a child I could pretty much eat my body weight in tourtière. As an adult, I’m not much better. But living in Southern Ontario, I often get a quizzical look from friends and family when mentioning this delicious French Canadian treat.

Toutiere is a delectable meat pie made from ground pork, often mixed with veal and beef. In Quebec the dish is customarily a food served during Christmas and New Year’s, though there’s very little reason to keep this deliciousness reserved for a single week of the year.

There’s some debate about the spices used in tourtière, with cinammon, cloves, nutmeg, allspice and pepper appearing to be the most traditional non-meat elements. Dating back to 17th century France, these spices were largely discontinued in French cooking in later years but remained a staple of the tourtière in French Canada.

Other variations have seen ingredients like rolled oats that can be traced back to Scottish soldiers, as well as the Irish-influenced inclusion of the potato. The regional influences on tourtière can offer an interesting (and tasty) window into our nation’s past. There’s even a great radio discussion on the topic in the CBC Archives.

What goes into a traditional tourtière may be well-debated, but some places offer such a different take on the French Canadian meat pie that it’s earned itself a whole new name. Tourtière du Lac-Saint-Jean is a deep dish alternative filled with diced potatoes and various meats (including wild game) that could feed a small army.

Looking to try a taste of tourtière, but won’t be travelling to Quebec anytime soon? While the restaurants in the rest of Canada tend to overlook this great Canadian dish, the grocery stores don’t. Sure it’s not as good as the real thing, but the President’s Choice label offers up a delicious store-bought alternative. If you’re really crafty, you can always try to make your own! Here’s a delicious recipe that’s earned high praise from the cooking community on AllRecipes.com.

Bon Appétit!

Another summer has come and gone for Canada, and while the calendar might tell us we still have another two weeks until fall, our social clocks are telling us something different. This is the last long weekend of the year — the last time for backyard BBQ’s, the last weekend the kids are home from school, and the last time we can really get away with shorts and a t-shirt. Depending on where you live, it might even be too late for that.

But what does Labour Day mean? No — we’re not talking about football again — what I want to know is, what does Labour Day really mean?

For those interested in a little history lesson, Labour Day got it’s start in Canada back in 1872 (or so says Wikipedia) when a parade was assembled in support of the Toronto Typographical Union’s strike. Some workers were arrested for parading as a result of some archaic anti-union laws, and then Prime Minister John A. McDonald vowed to change it’s government’s stance, signing the Trade Union Act into law the following year.

Celebrations followed every spring to commemorate the strike parade, until in 1894 Prime Minister John Thompson declared the first Monday in September Labour Day. In the US, Grover Cleveland did the same.

The gesture may sound noble, but it’s quite likely that Labour Day was created as little more than a western tactic to replace the Communist-leaning International Workers Day that was created only 3 years earlier. More commonly referred to as “May Day,” International Workers Day was created out of a similar situation that left 8 Ohio workers dead after a protest in 1886. Considering May Day celebrations weren’t without some form of anarchy — riots broke out in Cleveland during the 1894 May Day — offering an official government holiday to honor the workers of North America could easily be seen as a way to placate the masses and prevent further riotous activities.

Despite the late 1800’s formation of the holiday, Labour Day didn’t become the national phenomenon it is today until the 1940’s. The post-war economy created all kinds of jobs in the steel and automotive sectors, and the Women’s Movement was in full swing. People of all genders and backgrounds were embracing the working world, and in turn embraced a holiday that celebrated all of their hard work.

And now? Now it’s a great weekend for carnivals, backyard BBQ’s, garage sales and parades. You’ve worked hard all year — now take the day and enjoy yourself!

Own an iPhone? Love video games? Don’t want to pay for them?

Every weekday Gamezebo.com posts a round-up of the best games to receive a temporary price break to free, as well as highlights of new permanently free games that are well worth a look.

You can see today’s list here, but to stay on top of it every day, be sure to keep an eye on their iPhone channel.