Thanks mellyskater for posting about this hot hot deal in the Canadian Shopping Deals section.
Cake Beauty is a Canadian business owned by Heather Reier. CakeBeauty sells a line of cremes, suds and scrubs with decadent, nourishing ingredients accompanied by sophisticated packaging and a sassy, fun concept.
Today only (March 3rd, 2009) get 50% discount on your order at CakeBeauty.com. This includes items already on sale. To get your 50% discount use coupon code scarlett. Many items are already reduced at CakeBeauty.com, some for as much as 60%! Add an additional 50% on top and you’re almost getting the products for free! Shipping is $6 unless you spend $75 or more in which case it’s free.
To use coupon:
- Go to CakeBeauty.com.
- For best deals click on “Up to 60% off”.
- Add items you like to shopping cart.
- In shopping cart, in the field next to “Coupon Code”, add the code scarlett.
Click here to shop at Cake Beauty now
Clearly Contacts is the largest Canadian online optical store and it specializes mainly in selling contact lenses. I’ve used them several times to order contact lenses for family members and have been very impressed by their service. Even without coupon codes, I find clearly contacts has very reasonable prices.
You can save 15% on anything at ClearlyContacts.ca using coupon code ENT2009CA
Click here to shop at ClearlyContacts.ca
Take 20% off the Aerie Canada Spring 2009 collection. This coupon is valid for one-time use till March 24, 2009 at Aerie Canada stores. This coupon is not valid in American Eagle stores, at ae.com or aerie.com.
Click here to print coupon from Aerie Canada’s website
Click here to pint PDF copy of Aerie Canada coupon
Click here for Aerie Canada store locations
Since I just made a post about free admissions to Museums and Art Galleries in Toronto through Toronto’s public Libraries, it’s only fair to post Ottawa’s free admissions too.
Canadian Museum of Nature
Museum of Civilization
Canada Museum of Science and Technology
Ottawa Museum Network
An Ontario Public Library Card (OPL card) allows you to sign out one of 75 passes for each museum from any of the OPL branches or through the bookmobile.
The museum passes allow families to discover some of our local museums at no cost:
- Nature Card: Canadian Museum of Nature
- Privilege Card: Canadian Museum of Civilization (Admits a family of four with a miximum of two adults (adults: 18+, kids: under 18))
- ScienceTech Card: Canada Science and Technology Museum
- Ottawa museum pass: 10 local museums that tell the greater Ottawa story. (NOTE: Some special events and exhibits are not included as part of the museum’s regular admission and are subject to additional fees.)
Passes can be borrowed for one week and be used each day you have it out!
Click here for more details on this Ottawa free admissions
Thanks Melody113 for posting about this spectacular freebie in the Canadian Freebies & Samples Section.
Starting on March 7th, 2009 all of Toronto’s 99 Public Libraries will be giving out FREE passes to most of Toronto’s museums and art galleries.
With the Sun Life Financial Museum and Arts Pass (MAP), you and your family can explore the best of Toronto’s arts and cultural treasures for free. With a valid adult Toronto Public Library card, you can borrow a MAP for your family at any Toronto Public Library branch. Quantities are limited and borrowing rules apply.
Sun Life Financial Museum + Arts FREE Pass Program Participating Venues:
- Art Gallery of Ontario
- Bata Shoe Museum
- Black Creek Pioneer Village
- Casa Loma
- City of Toronto Historic Museums, including:
- Colborne Lodge in High Park
- Fort York National Historic Site
- Gibson House Museum
- Mackenzie House
- Montgomery’s Inn
- Scarborough Historical Museum
- Spadina Museum
- Todmorden Mills Heritage Museum and Arts Centre
- Gardiner Museum
- Museum of Inuit Art
- Ontario Science Centre
- Royal Ontario Museum
- Textile Museum of Canada
(more…)
Thanks Carmaben for posting this pet food freebie in the Canadian Freebies & Free Samples Section.
Get a free 3.6 kg bag of dog food. Sample available in Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia only and if there is a retailler in your region. To get your free sample:
- Click here to go to Amibouff.com
- Choose your province and city
- Scroll to bottom of the new page you get and click on “Fill in the form below to receive one week of food up to a maximum of 3.6 kg”
- Fill out the form
Click here to order your free pet food Canada sample
It’s Elizabeth Arden Bonus Time!
Retailer: Sears
Minimum amount you need to spend: $38 CAD (before taxes)
Duration: Feb 28 – March 20, 2009
What You Get:
– Ceramide PP Moisture Cream SFP 15/30, 15 ml
– 7 Ceramide Gold Ultra Restorative Capsules, 3.2 ml
– Ceramide Purifying Cream Cleanser, 50 ml
– Prevage Anti-aging Formula, 5 ml
– Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant, 15 ml
– Ceramide Lash Extending Treatment Mascara in Black, 3 ml
– Deluxe Compact containing Bronzer Duo (1.4 g), 2 Eyeshadows (1.4 g) in Wheat and Teak and 2 Lip Glosses (9 g) in Frosted Camelia and Mandarin Shine
– Ceramide Plump Perfect Lipstick in Perfect Praline
– Mediterranean Eau Du Parfume, 5 ml
140$ value! Click here to shop at Sears.ca
As a Diet Coke enthusiast (I know, I know, aspartame is really bad for me. — I get it), I’ve had a heart-breaking few years. While you’ll never have a problem finding Coca-Cola products in your local pop aisles, more and more restaurants have been switching from Coke to Pepsi. It’s been happening at such a staggering rate that there must be an amazingly good price attached to it. One of the few holdouts in the restaurant cola wars was McDonald’s. But it looks like that almost wasn’t the case.
Last year McDonald’s did a test market trial run of Pepsi beverages in several of it’s US restaurants. The full Reuters story can be found here. It turns out that they didn’t sell as well as was expected, so the chain is going to stick with Coca-Cola products. THANK. GOD.
Have any restaurants in your area made the switch? Does it drive you crazy when you order a coke and they say “is Pepsi ok?” Where does your cola loyalty lay?
Thinking of picking up a Nintendo DS? How about two? All this weekend (sorry for the late post) Blockbuster Canada is offering all of their Nintendo DS systems for buy one get one half off. Definitely a good deal considering they normally go for $139.99. Who doesn’t love saving $70?
While it’s a great deal, I think they’re just trying to clear out their stock before the DSi releases in April. The DSi is a bit of an upgrade on the current model, but it also gets rid of the GameBoy Advance compatibility and won’t work with homebrew cards. That’s a pretty big trade off for a camera and some downloadable games in my opinion. I say stick with the DS Lite and grab two this weekend while you can get a good deal. 🙂
Get a coupon for free child admission to Toronto Zoo. Save $12 by having one child enter for free with each paid general admission. Coupon expires August 31,2009. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. One coupon per child with one paid general admission. Not valid with other promotional aoffers.
The coupon also offers you to save 10% off a new Zoo membership.
Click here to print your Toronto Zoo coupon
UnixGuy posted this awesome deal in the Canadian Tech Deals Blog a couple of days ago. Every now and then I’ll share some of the sizzling hot tech deals on the main blog. But for all the hot electronics deals check out the Tech blog.
If you are looking for a very small laptop that uses very little power, here is a great little buy. For just $299 you get a Dell laptop with an 8.9″ screen, 8GB solid state drive and 1GB of RAM. Not a bad deal at all. It gets mixed reviews, but mostly positive. Really, for the price, it’s hard to go wrong with this one. The big bonuses are that it is small, light and doesn’t make any noise at all.
It’s a limited quantity deal, and at the point of writing this, there are 254 remaining. There is store stock too – this number is just the online availability number.
The above was posted by UnixGuy a couple of days ago. Now the stock shows there are 188 remaining so quite a good amount has been bought since.
Click here for more details on this Dell Canada Laptop Deal
SC Johnson have had loads of awesome coupons recently. They send out these fabulous printable coupons in the email when you sign up for their newsletter. Shoir has posted these coupons in the Canadian Coupons Section here in November of 2008 and loads of the forum’s members have put them to good use. I thought I’d let my blog readers know about these coupons too.
Hint: some places allow coupon stacking 😉
Coupons Expire December 31st, 2009
SC Johnson have had loads of awesome coupons recently. They send out these fabulous printable coupons in the email when you sign up for their newsletter. Shoir has posted these coupons in the Canadian Coupons Section here in November of 2008 and loads of the forum’s members have put them to good use. I thought I’d let my blog readers know about these coupons too.
Coupons Expire December 31st, 2009
SC Johnson have had loads of awesome coupons recently. They send out these fabulous printable coupons in the email when you sign up for their newsletter. Shoir has posted these coupons in the Canadian Coupons Section in November of 2008 and loads of the forum’s members have put them to good use. I thought I’d let my blog readers know about these coupons too.
Coupons Expire December 31st, 2009
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SC Johnson have had loads of awesome coupons recently. They send out these fabulous printable coupons in the email when you sign up for their newsletter. Shoir has posted these coupons in the Canadian Coupons Section here in November of 2008 and loads of the forum’s members have put them to good use. I thought I’d let my blog readers know about these coupons too.
Coupons Expire December 31st, 2009
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