
Wagjag is offering a great deal on a scooter rental in the Toronto area. For $19, you can zip around town for a 1/2 day in this cute, environmentally friendly scooter. There is also an option for 2 people to rent a scooter for $29. No gas, no license and no insurance is required (it’s available for $5 if you want it). But you need to be at least 16 years old and you need a helmet – either bring your own or rent one for $5.
Here are the details:
- Half day is a 4 hour rental
- Expires February 1, 2013
- Limit 1 per person; may buy 2 more as gifts
- Rentals require you to sign a waiver
- Insurance optional
- Helmet required (extra fee $5 for helmet rental)
- Must be 16 or older with proof of age
- Cash or credit security deposit required
- Driver’s licence not required
- Does not include tax. No cash value. No cash back
Green Choice Moto is located in Toronto’s Kensington Market, a great trendy area to start your adventure. In addition to rentals, Green Choice Moto sells ebikes and provides repair services. They are located at:
319 College St. Toronto, ON M5T1S2
The chance to buy one of these coupons expires in a few days so don’t wait. You might miss it.
Happy Trails!

@RootsCanada
For a limited time only, no expiry date stated, Roots Canada is now offering 25% off their Canada merchandise at their Roots 73 (outlet) locations!
Click here to find an outlet store near you.

Tuango is offering a great deal on tickets to see the Rogers Cup tennis tournament in Montreal – 40% off on your ticket purchase to the Legends Event on Monday August 6, 2012 and/or the 2nd round matches on Thursday August 9, 2012.
Every year, Montreal is pleased to host the world’s best men and women tennis players! For this new edition, the Rogers Cup presented by National Bank welcomes Andre Agassi, Jim Courrier, Martina Navratilova and Martina Hingis to this years event. This event is not to be missed by tennis enthusiasts.
There are 4 options:
- OPTION # 1: $29 for one ticket to Centre Court to watch the 2nd round matches on Thursday August 9, 2012 from 12pm (Value of $52) (tickets for level 300)
- OPTION # 2: $29 for one ticket to Centre Court to watch the 2nd round matches on Thursday August 9, 2012 from 6pm (Value of $52) (tickets for level 300)
- OPTION # 3: $76 for the Legends Event on Monday August 6, 2012 at 7pm with Andre Agassi, Jim Courrier, Martina Navratilova and Martina Hingis (tickets on Centre Court, Level 100, Rows K-N) (Value of $126)
- OPTION # 4: $89 for the Legends Event on Monday August 6, 2012 at 7pm with Andre Agassi, Jim Courrier, Martina Navratilova and Martina Hingis (tickets on Centre Court, Level 100, Rows F-J) (Value of $150)
For more information or to purchase, click on Rogers Cup deal
Only one day left to purchase these discount coupons so don’t delay.



Pet lovers this is for you……
PetSmart is having their biggest sale of the year plus they are offering the chance to win $250,000. Enter the sweepstakes by shopping with your Pet Perks card or by going online daily to enter. Grand prize is a trip for 2 to LA where you will meet Bret Michaels and compete in a shopping challenge to win $250,000. Other prizes include a Bret Michaels acoustic guitar, $50 PetSmart gift cards, PetSmart grooming, food and more. Contest is open to residents (18 years and older) of Canada (excluding Quebec).
See the fine print for specific details on the prizes.
Check out the sale flyer for your specific area.

Kijiji is offering a great deal on Good Housekeeping Magazine – only $20 for a 2 year subscription (24 issues).
Here are the details:
- tax and shipping is included
- no purchase limits; one per household
- redeem online at Good Housekeeping
- must redeem voucher within 3 months
This deal expires in a few days so don’t wait!

Until this Saturday, July 28th, Bath & Body Works is offering 20% off with this printable coupon.
According to the fine print, the coupon cannot be used for gift cards, previously purchased merchandise (duh!), at the outlet, online, or US stores.
Click here and have your printers ready!
@AmazonDealsCa
There are two new movies sales going on at Amazon right now! First they have a good selection of HBO shows discounted by up to 65%. You can get the complete series of Flight of the Conchords for only $26.49! If you haven’t seen it or heard of it but like comedy you have to pick it up! To check out the HBO sale click here.
The second sale is on Sci Fi, Fantasy and Horror movies. They have a large selection and there are titles for even less than the $9.99 they advertise as their starting at price, including Total Recall for only $5. To check out this sale click here.
As always, get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.

Bookcloseouts has been having a lot of great sales lately and here are 2 more for you. They have discounted their best sellers section by an additional 25% until August 1. They have also discount their reference book collection by an additional 50% until August 8. Perfect sales to check out a new summer read or get some back to school reference books for the kids.
Click here to check out the sales at Bookcloseouts!

Please Mum has their entire store marked down between 40-70% off. This sale is available both online and in store. I haven’t been in an actual Please Mum store since they closed a bunch of them and there isn’t a ton online but it may be worth a look just in case. If you’re shopping online they do have free shipping for orders over $50 and flat rate shipping of $6.95 for orders of less than $50.
Click here to check out Please Mum online.

P & G Brandsaver now has $140 in new coupons available on their site. Coupons include such brands as: Clairol, Downy, Tide, Febreeze and so many more.
Get your coupons now!

From now until July 31st, RONA is offering 25% off its regular-priced patio sets and decorative garden products. This offer is available at participating stores only and excludes sun shelters.
Click here for further information

Joe Fresh is branching the brand out to USA retailers in 2013. They are planning on opening upwards of 700 stores! This is huge, generally Canadian stores don’t branch out Stateside. I’m wondering if it’s a good move for them or not.
Loblaw’s Joe Fresh clothing brand announced Wednesday it has formed a partnership with U.S. retailer J.C. Penney Co. (NYSE: JCP) to open 700 stores in the U.S. in 2013 that will run for four years.
Click here for the full article.

M&M Meats has 50k likes on Facebook! To celebrate receive free garlic bread when you spend $20 or more.
Thanks for helping M&M Meat Shops get to 50,000 ‘likes’!
As a token of our appreciation, enjoy this coupon for a FREE loaf of Garlic Bread when you spend $20* on Thursday, July 26! Just print it out or show it on your mobile device to redeem at any store across Canada.
*Offer valid on Thursday, July 26, 2012 only. Not to be used with any other offer. After all applicable discounts. Excludes taxes and purchases of Gift Cards.
Click here to print your coupon, or to show it on a mobile device.

Remember Consumers Distribution, K-Mart, Eaton’s, and now Zellers? Well, if not, don’t even worry about it ’cause they’re all closed OR soon-to-be as in the case of Zellers. So what caused these stores to shut their doors, while places like Sears (barely breathing btw!), The Bay, and Walmart seem to thrive? Pause for a moment of reflection.
(Frankly, I’ve shocked that Zellers died such a long death. Secondly, I predict Sears will be the next victim that place is always d-e-a-d, DEAD whenever I pass through!)
Lately, whenever I do walk through a department store, to get to the rest of the mall, it’s always a sad, depressing sight: Seniors rifling through already-picked-over clearance racks, Perfume Ladies with no one to spray :(, Beauty Counter Reps who turn their noses at you if you ask for help at another counter…where there isn’t anyone working, and the list goes on.
In terms of The Bay, it’s still ’round ’cause they’ve responded to what consumers want by bringing in better labels, including some exclusive to the States (Material Girl), promoting their Canadiana/Hudson’s Bay stripes come the Olympics, and bringing stores-within-stores like the UK’s Topshop/Topman.
So with news of US stores like Target and Nordstrom landing on Canadian soil, what will make them succeed here where others have failed? After all, isn’t Target kinda-sorta like Walmart with the occasional designer-collabo clothing and Nordstrom kinda-sorta like The Bay…with a better shoe department? What will Target and Nordstrom have to offer that we don’t already have? <– Lower prices, hopefully! 🙂
YES, Canadians embrace American novelty, think: Bath & Body Works, but after the initial months of business, don’t things take a nose-dive? Canadians also like and want the variety that America has to offer, yet we’re unwilling or simply unable to spend like our American counterparts, re: luxury market.
A friend of mine who recently went shopping in NYC was called “cheap” by a retailer who said, “You Canadians are CHEAP!”. So whether or not that’s a good thing, Canadians aren’t the biggest spenders. (Financially speaking, being cheap is probably a GOOD thing!) The luxury market just isn’t here, at least not yet. So Nordstrom, prepare to have lots of sales!
So going back to my original question, are department stores just a thing of the past?

The Bay is offering a great freebie right now. Visit the Clinique counter now thru July 31st for your free 14 day sample of Long Wear Lip Gloss.
You must present this offer to receive your free trial.
While Supplies Last. Picture does not represent free product.