Thanks cdnchk for these deals 🙂
This weekend Canadian Tire is having a Two-Day Mega-Sale
- All Purpose Lawn Seed (Product #59-6303-6), a 1kg bag is just $2.49 — that’s 60% off.
- Save 65% on a 250W Black&Decker Hand Mixer (Product #43-2133-0). It’s now $13 (regularly $40).
- Save $50 on the Florentine Collection Set (Product #88-0629-8) — Four chairs, table, and a sun shelter are now just $100.
- Save $100 on a 4-Burner BBQ by Thermos (Product #85-1624-8) is now $299 for the Propane version and $349 for the Natural Gas version. The grills hold 56 burgers and come with side burner and griddle.
- The 13 cu-ft Deck Box from Suncast (Product #60-0210-6) is 1/2 price: just $65. It looks like a handy place to store yard accessories, and it’ll even provide extra seating when the lid is closed.
- Save $50 on the 10-in-1 Aluminum Ladder (Product #61-1071-8). It’s now $100.
The NUVI250 GPS is $100 off (Product #35-2552-2) — now $199.
Click here for more details on these Canadian Tire Mega Sale
Buy a 20 pack of Molson Canadian at The Beer Store and get a free Team Canada Jersey.
Get a free bag of chips and a 20 OZ. Fountain Drink with the purchase of any regular or large sandwich.
Expires April 25, 2008Â
Click here to print this Quiznos Canada coupon
Tuesday April 15th celebrate Mamma’s Day. Come in to any Mamma’s Pizza and purchase a large heart shaped cheese or pepperoni pizza for only $4.99 (plus tax). Limited to 2 pizzas per family, walk in only.
Offer Valid on April 15, 2pm – 9pm only.
Click here for Mamma’s Pizza store locations
Click here for more details on this Mamma’s Pizza promo
The Cineplex deals are over but Pizza Pizza now has even better deals:
- Get a 2nd small 3 topping pizza for $1 when you purchase a small 3 topping pizza at regular price ($10.80).
- Get a 2nd medium 3 topping pizza for $3 when you purchase a medium 3 topping pizza at regular price ($11.80).
- Get a 2nd large 3 topping pizza for $3 when you purchase a large 3 topping pizza at regular price ($14.10).
I also discovered a little glitch in their online ordering system which makes the deal even better. Login to their system at PizzaPizza.ca to order online (I chose pick-up not delivery). Choose the medium pizza deal. Instead of adding a second medium for $3 it adds it for only $2. Therefore total for 2 medium 3 topping pizzas after taxes is ~$15 which is definetely a hot deal! Not sure if this works everywhere.
Click here for PizzaPizza.ca
2008 Season Passes are $59.95 each plus tax. Four (4) or more Season Passes must be purchased to receive this limited time offer.
Season Pass Sales and Processing Centre opens Saturday!
Beat the rush!
Beginning Saturday April 12th you can purchase and/or process your Season Pass between 10am and 4pm on the weekends, or from 2pm-8pm on the weekdays.
The Park opens to the public on Sunday May 4th, the first three weekends are our busiest days for Season Pass Sales Processing at our Front Gate. If you are able to come purchase or process before the Park opens to the public it could save you time and allow you to start enjoying your time at the Park as soon we are open!
Season Pass Sneak Preview Night
The wait is over! Behemoth is here! And Season Pass Holders can have their first chance to ride Behemoth before the park’s opening day! At 5pm on Friday April 25th, Wonderland will open its gates exclusively to season pass holders for a fun-filled evening of food, games, and rides, including Behemoth! The Season Pass processing centre is typically very busy this night so if you are able to purchase and process earlier in the day or week, we strongly recommend it!
Season Pass Jackets have arrived!
All Guests who purchased their 2008 season pass before November 11th, 2007 are entitled to a free park issued jacket. You can pick up your jacket at the Season Pass Processing Centre if you come during the early processing times; or you can pick it up at the Locker Room if you come when the park is open.
Your 2008 Season Pass Perks include:
– Early ride times
– Early entrance to Splash Works
– Exclusive VIP preview night
– Discount on Food and Merchandise
– Discounted tickets for your friends and family
…AND MUCH MORE
Click here for more details on this Wonderland Canada Season Pass Deal
Thanks couponlady for this freebie/coupon 🙂
The Delissio Ultimate Delivery will be in your neighbourhood the week of _____. Look for the Delissio Ultimate truck and your opportunity to get a free Ultimate pizza or a $3 coupon. Take a look at the map for recent Delissio Ultimate Delivery sightings in your area.
Put your postal code into the top box, and if they are going to your town, it will give you a date they are coming to your town.You can also get a $3 off coupon from save.ca
Click here for more details on this Delissio Pizza freebie/coupon
Thanks Koala for the direct link to the coupon:
Click here to order a $3 off Delissio coupon
Jim Squires posted this awesome Muppets clip on his blog and I couldn’t resist posting it here.
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Thanks Arch_Dandy for these awesome L’oreal coupons
L’ORÉAL Skin Genesis – SAVE $5.00
L’ORÉAL Collagen Remodeler – SAVE $2.00
L’ORÉAL Bare Naturale – 50% off your 2nd purchase
L’ORÉAL Mascara – SAVE $2.00
L’ORÉAL Féria – SAVE $3.00
L’ORÉAL Vive Pro – SAVE $2.00
L’ORÉAL Studio Line – SAVE $2.00
Click here to order these L’oreal Canada coupons from Save.ca
Thanks ONmomofthree for this sale info.
Starting April 10, 2008 brand names in footwear are available at winners for up to 60% less.
Click here for more details on this Winners Footwear SaleÂ
Got this invitation in an email. RSVP by Wednesday April 9th, 2008 to [email protected]
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Over the past month a lot of attention has been paid in the Canadian news media to Bill C-10 — and rightfully so. The Bill includes more than a hundred amendments to the Income Tax Act, but one little clause about the film industry seems to be stirring all this controversy; a clause that allows the Heritage Minister to determine if “public financial support of the production would not be contrary to public policy.”
In plain English, this means that one man has the right to refuse tax credits and other incentives provided by the government to film and television productions that he doesn’t feel are in keeping with public policy. The problem? Nowhere does this amendment state what “contrary to public policy” actually means or what specific credits and incentives would be removed. Considering the number of jobs and dollars that float their way to “Hollywood North” every year, this could prove detrimental not only in determining what we watch but to a large segment of our economy.
A few great bits of reading on the subject;
If you’re at all bothered by this, there are a number of petitions floating around out there in cyberspace you can sign (and even a Facebook group with a large support base), but nothing is ever more effective than contacting your local MP and telling them how you feel.
I went into this article attempting to offer a fair and balanced reporting of this situation, but the more I searched the less I found as far as support for this bill goes. The only backing I found was in a parlimentary press release: “Bill C-10 has nothing to do with censorship and everything to do with the integrity of the tax system. The goal is to ensure public trust in how tax dollars are spent.” If there was any truth to that, wouldn’t they just modify the offending clause that obviously has everything to do with censorship?
Where do you stand on the issue?
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- Medium Coffee: $1.17 to $1.22
- Large Coffee: $1.31 to $1.38
- Extra Large Coffee: $1.49 to $1.57
Tim Hortons Inc. has confirmed that has increased prices in Ontario as of April 7 as a result of higher overall operating costs at its stores.
The price increase mostly applies to beverages and coffee in particular, a company spokesperson said, but customers have been notified with signs for more than a week.
A medium coffee will now cost $1.22 (excluding taxes), up from $1.17 previously. The price of a large coffee moves from $1.31 to $1.38, and an extra large from $1.49 to $1.57.
The last price hike for Tim Hortons coffee was in February 2006.
On Friday, BMO Capital Markets said the increases would boost the coffee and donut chain’s same-store sales growth.
[via: National Post]
Thanks ONmomofthree for this info
Sign me up for Canadian Living’s Best New Products Sampling Program to try full-size samples of newly launched products; limited to the first 2000 participants.
Click here to sign up to the Sampling program
Here is a discussion about this program on the forum
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