The Children’s Place is hosting a 4 day sale offering up to 30% off in store and online. Excellent timing from back to school!

If shopping online use the codes in the photo. If shopping in store, click here to print your own copy of the email which contains the coupon code for cashiers to punch in.

Thanks Sharpie for posting this in our Canadian Shopping Deals and Flyers Forum

Threadless – my favorite t-shirt store – is offering TONS of tees for $10 each (USD). I’ve ordered from them many times and the shirts are excellent quality, wash well and arrive quickly.

The sale applies to many men’s, women’s and children’s tees so it might be a great time to stock up for the whole family and saving on shipping costs.

Click here to view the sale and have fun browsing their wacky designs.

Looks like Home Depot is at it again with their Hammer Drop sales … one product featured each day at a great value.

I love that so many stores are joining in on this trend.

Thanks to K8s Fate for advising us of today’s amazing deal.

What a gorgeous, modern chandelier for under $100 to spruce up your home!

Click here to check out the sale

Keep an eye our for tomorrow’s hot deal too.

Happy shopping everyone!

With today’s Pier One and Facebook Daily Dealy, you can take 30% off any regular-priced notepads & pens. Stock up today so you’ll be ready for tomorrow’s new, different and noteworthy Daily Dealy.

Click to print the offer.

Coupon is valid until July 30th

How cute are those pens?!

The summertime itch for going out and enjoying the weather with activities can be hard on the average Canadian family budget.  My family is always on the hunt for things to do for free.  During the summer we always do one fancy outing so the kids have something to go back to school and tell their friends about and is usually consisting of a day trip.  This year: The Toronto Zoo.

Where we live, every Wednesday, at a small local park is music night.  There is an open stage and any local talent (or any musical talent that wants to) are welcome to take the stage and perform.  This is free for all and if you pack a picnic dinner you can have quite the adventure.

Every year we have taken to enrolling our 2 girls in the summer reading program at the local library.  They write down each book they read and once a week we go back to the library and they get tickets for each book they have read; for our youngest we read to her and this still counts.  The kids then enter those tickets for a chance to win prizes.  It’s an excellent incentive to keep the kids reading through the summer and a fun excursion they look forward to weekly.  As a bonus they have fun when they get to pick out their own books and play on the kids computer station.  Best of all its FREE.

We are also fortunate enough to live close to a really nice Ontario Early Years Centre   The OEYC offers exceptional programming, toys, craft centres, and some have an outdoor playground attached.  Once again: FREE.  Find a location near you by clicking here.

In some communities there is also the free local splash pad or a short drive to the beach.  In Ontario there is also free public swims from Tim Hortons and you can click here to find one near you.  Free or cheap summer festivals are always popular; the prices for carnival rides can be outrageous though.  Of course a trip to the park, hiking,  geo-caching or a picnic can be super cheap and fun as well.

It doesn’t take a lot to please my children.  Whether I spend on a one day trip to a amusement park or if I simply pack a picnic and take them a few blocks over to the park, they are just as happy to get out either way.  I guess I’m taking them to the zoo this summer for my own reasons so they can say they went because in the end fun can be free.

I gave a few ideas above but do you have any great tips for cheap summer activities?

*Excludes applicable taxes, charitable items, Pre-made Gifts, All Skin Care and Promotional Skin Care Sets, all Make-Up, 400ml Body Butters, Gift Cards and purchases of Love Your Body™ membership cards. Offer not valid in combination with other promotions, discounts, or offers other than the Love Your Body Membership discount.

The last time I attended this sale at The Body Shop, it was for the entire store including make-up and the small gift sets. Too bad these items are excluded now, otherwise I would totally go. However, for those looking to get the 200 mL body butters which are regularly $20, this would be a good deal.

Click here to shop online.

It’s back! Kellogg’s Fuel For School promotion is back for 2011.

Look inside specially marked boxes of Kelloggs* cereals to get a $5 Pre-paid Gas Card order form or a chance to win† $500 in CASH FOR GAS. A mail in form and a pin code will be printed inside all participating products.

Step 1: Look inside the package for your $5 Cash for Gas order form or to see if you have a chance to WIN a $500 pre-paid gas card.
Step 2: Complete the order form and mail it in to receive your $5 pre-paid gas card.
Step 3: Wait approximately 6-8 weeks for your pre-paid gas card to arrive.
Step 4: Activate your card and redeem it at any Canadian gas retailer who accepts major pre-paid gift cards.

Offer Expires on December 31st, 2011. Your order form must be mailed and postmarked by this date to be valid. Gas Cards Expires on March 31, 2012. Limit of 5 cards per household. Up to three (3) $5 pre-paid gas card requests per order. Pre-paid gas cards must be activated by phone or online before use and you must pay inside at the gas retailer to redeem your card.

Participating Products

Corn Pops* cereal: 515 g
Froot Loops* cereal: 580 g
Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes* cereal: 680g
Mini-Wheats* Original cereal: 850 g
Mini-Wheats* Brown Sugar Flavour cereal: 850 g
Rice Krispies* cereal: 700 g

Click here for complete details.

I did this promo last year and it was awesome! I’ll definitely keep my eyes peeled for these cereal boxes.

Planning a trip soon? Makes things easier by customising your very own KLM CityGuide…for free! It’s basically a guide book, available for all major cities.

I just finished ordering mine for New York and the process was pretty simple. It was just a series of selecting preferences, drop down menus, and confirming your mailing address.

Click here to order yours…while supplies last!

Update: I receive emails from KLM on 2 separate accounts, so I tried ordering another CityGuide. The second time ’round, the guide will be emailed within 48hrs!

According to allergy-suffering friends, Allergy Season is over, right? Even if this is true, livingwell.ca is currently offering a $2 off coupon on Reactine.

Since medication tends to have a long shelf-life, it doesn’t hurt to buy now while you have a discount!

Click here to print your coupon.

The Bargain Shop is having a ONE DAY SALE tomorrow: July 28th offering men’s golf shirts, shorts and swimwear at special buy one get one FREE prices! Must have accompanying coupon.

Click here to print your coupon

Has anyone purchased clothing from TBS before? Can’t say I have … am I missing out?

Thanks fallenpixels

iCoke is offering a fantastic coupon through WebSaver … Buy One Get One FREE on any 12 pack Coke product!

The best part is that it’s ZERO iCoke points to redeem for this coupon. So if you are like me and have 0 points, this is your lucky day!

Click here to visit iCoke and request your coupon

Once requested iCoke will provide you with a special code and link to WebSaver.

Thanks coupondiva!

From July 28th – August 1st, all Spring+Summer fashions for the family are 50% off! Think tees, polos, tanks, pants, skirts, and dresses. Stock up for next year or even an upcoming vacay.

Brands listed on the ad include: Fred Perry, Quiksilver, Free People, Esprit, Ben Sherman, Saucony, & more.

Take a 50% off on Spring/Summer Saucony+Salomon footwear. Sale excludes new arrivals. 20% off Thule car racks, excluding already discounted merch.

If the Sporting Life Last Run store, located at Bayview Village, is nearby, take an additional 20% their merchandise.

Don’t live in Toronto/GTA? No problem! The sale is also online, click here to start shopping.

If you do live in the area, click here to find a Sporting Life near you!

Pier One Imports is hosting amazing Daily Deals on Facebook until July 31st… and today’s a coupon for 50% off all LED Candles.

Limit of 2 per customer & coupon is valid until July 29th.

I went in and used a coupon yesterday and the staff was incredibly friendly and so happy that I was there using it.

Click here to get yours

(Hopefully not with discount results. 😉 )

I’ve heard of going to a junior stylist to get a discount haircut, even dental work at a dental school, but not discount plastic surgery…until now.

(Btw, after one too many bad experiences, I completely swore off junior stylists! A bad haircut can really give my self-esteem a good kick in the rear.)

According to this article in The Globe & Mail, there is a training program at the University of Toronto that offers discounted plastic surgery by med students who are doing their residency in the field.

The female subject in the article offered herself as a guinea pig. Instead of paying $30k for a facelift, she could get it done for $17k, almost 50% off.

I realise that these docs-in-training are supervised, in a ” very controlled situation”, but regardless, it’s still surgery. At least with a bad haircut, my bruised self-esteem will heal as my hair grows back.

Would you get plastic surgery at such a training program in order to save some green?

This is a GREAT deal for locals and visitors alike: For $27 get breakfast buffet for two people at Bistro On Two, located at the Sheraton Centre Toronto. Unlimited drinks also included.

The hotel is located up the street from Eaton Centre, steps away from Nathan Phillips Square.

Voucher must be redeemed before December 2nd, 2011. Reservations are required. Taxes and grats not included.

Click here for more details and to buy your voucher.