Thanks VENUSFLYTRAP44 for posting this freebie on the forum.

Get your Free Sample of Glade Wisp Flameless Candle!

All you have to do is refer 3 friends or more to join the New Your Family Home Journal™ and if you’re one of the first 1,000 people we’ll send your free sample.

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Costco Canada posts its in-store coupons online. You can view the coupons at GetMoreOfWhatYouLove.ca

Click here to view the Costco Eastern Canada coupons

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Common sense should tell you that the less you print, the more you’ll save. Ink costs money. Paper costs money. But sometimes it’s just not that simple — sometimes the things you’re looking to print have a lot of useless information mixed in that you have no choice but to print out along with what you were looking for. Enter GreenPrint.

GreenPrint is a free-to-use program that allows you to print exactly what you want without any excess waste or filler. On top of that it’ll track exactly how much paper and ink you’ve saved and translate that into a dollar figure so that you can really seethe impact it’s making. Right now the product is only available in Windows format, though they’re hoping to have a Mac version up and running by the end of the year.

Sometimes reducing your eco-footprint can help fatten your wallet too. Isn’t it nice when good deeds pay off?

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Reader adora turned me on to this series of McDonald’s ads from Japan. They’re to promote the Tomato McGrand, a sandwich that we’ve never heard of over here (for more obscure McMenu items from around the world, check out this feature I penned over at fjetsam). Of course, you can’t have a classy sandwich without a classy ad campaign to go along with it. Beautiful people in grown-up Ronald outfits? I’m lovin’ it.

Hit the jump to check out the male model version;

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Thanks Harkatsmom for posting this freebie on the forum 🙂

Get a free sample of Purex detergent.

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Thanks couponlady for posting this coupon on the forum.

Get $5 off a Brita system or $3 off a Brita filter.

Expires June 30, 2008

Click here to get your Brita Canada coupons

Get a Cheese Burger & Medium Fries for just $2 After 9pm at some Burger King restaurants.

This is not available at all Burger Kings in Canada so check your local BK restaurant.

Source:  Famous movie magazine

Buy 5 packs of Skittles and receive 1 general Cineplex admission movie ticket.

1. Look in participating MAC’s stores for the Skittles 5 = FREE Displays.
2. Collect 5 Skittles UPCs (original proofs of purchase).
3. Use the pre-addressed envelopes found on the Skittles 5 = FREE Displays.
4. Complete the mandatory fields on the envelope and mail together with the 5 Skittles original UPCs to the address on the pre-addressed envelopes.

Offer valid till the earlier of August 26, 08 or while supplies last

Click here for more details on this Skittles Canada offer

Thanks consumatrix for suggesting this coupon.

Coupon for $5 off Will Ferrell movie, ‘Semi-Pro’ DVD from Quiznos if you buy a regular or large sandwich (though they gave me one without buying a large — I just asked them for one and they had no problem giving it to me).

Here at SmartCanucks we’re always looking for coupons and freebies and simple ways to save a few coins — but what if you had to earn your savings?

A lot of jobs out there offer some great employee perks and discounts. If you work somewhere (or know of someone that does) that offers some sweet deals for their employees, let us know right here in the comments! Lots of people are always looking for part time work — maybe we can help them find that job that’ll let them stretch their dollar even further.

I’ll try and get the ball rolling — as I’ve mentioned before, my day job is with Blockbuster Video. As an employee I’m entitled to 10 free rentals a week, new movies a week before they come out, 20% off used product and candy and 10% off new. There are a few small catches (once on the shelves I have to wait 4 weeks to get movies free, 8 for games) and I can’t use my discount towards video game systems – otherwise it’s all kosher. The job made a lot of sense for my pocketbook since these are the items that I spend most of my disposable income on anyways.

Who’s next?

with couponing, that is! Check out all the items that I got for FREE today (well, I got the razors and Scrubbing Bubbles’ on Friday but forgot to take a photo of them, so I am including them in this photo). Here is the breakdown:

– 2 Fusion Razors @ $9.99 each = $19.98 – 2/$10.00 coupons (rung in at $9.99 each) = FREE! (saved including coupons = $35.98)
– 2 Scrubbing Bubbles @ $6.99 each = $13.98 – 2/FREE coupons = FREE! (saved = $13.98)
– Dog Food, Cat Food, 12 Cat Food Tins @ $42.36 (I couldn’t get a receipt, but this was the combined total of the products) – FREE coupons for all 14 items = FREE! (saved = $42.36)

Not pictured:
– 4 Krispy Kreme Donuts @ ?? each (I’m gonna assume they are $1 a piece) = $4.00 – 2 samples and 2 FREE coupons = FREE! (total saved = $4.00)

My total saved is $96.32! Can you believe that?! How exciting!

A pretty enticing freebie for MMO-gamers who’ve previously dabbled in either Everquest or Everquest II. Right now Sony is offering to reactivate your account until July 25th free of charge. They’ll also provide the software, complete with all expansions, as a free download.

Amazingly enough there’s no catch. Sony Online Entertainment is just desperate to remind players of their roots as World Of Warcraft has been the MMO-kingpin for a few years now, rendering all other MMO’s non-profitable. If you decide to continue your account past July 25th, regular rates apply. Visit eqlivinglegacy.com for more details.

Crazy deal day today!

I paid $8.75 ($8.25 was all tax) for all of this stuff!

The deals:
– 27 cottonelle wipes @ .98 each = $26.46 – 27/$1.00 coupons = +0.54 (saved = $27.00)
– 2 Ritz Chips @ .99 each = $1.98 – 2/.75 coupons = .48 (saved including coupons = $3.02)
– 2 Chapmans Ice Cream @ $1.49 each = $2.98 – $3.00 coupon = +0.02 (saved including coupon = $4.00)
– 2 Cavendish French Fries @ .99 each = $1.98 – 2/$1.00 coupons (rung in at .99 each) = FREE! (saved including coupons = $3.50)
– 12 Busy Bones @ $2.97 each = $35.64 – 12/$3.00 coupons (rung in at $2.97) = FREE! (saved = $35.64)
– 1 Toblerone Chocolate Bar @ .97 – $1.00 coupon = +0.03 (saved = $1.00)
– 2 Mr. Clean Erasers @ .99 each = $1.98 – 2/$1.00 coupons = +0.02 (saved including coupons = $3.60)
– 1 Box Kashi Granola Bars @ $3.48 – FREE coupon = FREE! (saved = $3.48)
– 1 Box Tetley Tea @ $3.47 – FREE coupons = FREE! (saved = $3.47)
– 1 Keno Scratch Ticket @ $3.00 – FREE coupon = FREE! (saved = $3.00)

Items not pictured:
– 4 Pledge Cleaner @ $5.49 each = $21.96 – 4/FREE coupons = FREE (saved = $21.96)
– 2 Mr. Clean Erasers @ .99 each = $1.98 – 2/$1.00 coupons = +0.02 (saved including coupons = $3.60)
– 2 Fusion Razors @ $6.99 each = $13.98 – 2/$10.00 coupons (rung in at $6.99 each) = FREE! (saved including coupons = $27.98)
– 1 Equality Cheese @ $3.49 – FREE coupon = FREE! (saved = $3.49)

My total saved was $144.74! *does the happy dance*

I also returned a big water jug to the store that was in the house when we moved in and made $10 for FREE. I also won $14 on the Keno scratch card! Great day!

I’m sure you’ve all heard of CBC dumping the popular and loved “Dunt da DUNT da dunt” Hockey Night In Canada Theme. Although I’m not huge hockey fan I loved that that theme song and it’s sad to see it go.

Maybe if CBC feel the pressure and anger of Canadians they’ll renew the contract with the composer. You can contact CBC online here.

Here’s the theme song as an MP3 (right click and Save as)

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Thanks ONmomofthree and someone else suggested it without entering their name.

Recieve the Toronto Star free on Saturdays for 13 weeks. They will however bug you with emails because it says “From time to time, the Toronto Star and thestar.com will send our customers email announcements and special offers” so make sure you’re really interested in this freebie before ordering it.

Click here for more details on this Toronto Star freebie