Thanks Meena for suggesting this EnduraGlide dry erase freebie 🙂

Try EnduraGlide Dry Erase Markers for free. You need to mail out a form so it’ll cost you 52 cents but still worthwhile I think.

Expires Dec 31, 2008

Click here to print the Free Dry-Erase markers request form

Be sure to take advantage of Kids Toonie Mondays! On Monday, August 18th and Monday, August, 25th, kids 13 and under, get in for only $2 when accompanied by a paying adult.

Watch for special offers for kids on these days including a 30-unit package of ride coupons available on both Kids Toonie Mondays, price to be confirmed (all ages).

Click here to print the free kids pass to CNE 2008 coupon

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

Click here to view the Costco Western Canada coupons

Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been having some major technical problems on Smart Canucks. After spending loads of hours fixing and patching things with the help of my friend David, we were able to bring things back to normal!

I’m back to blogging about hot deals and freebies daily 😀

The “Submit a Deal or Freebie” form is also working now so if you come across good deals, coupons or freebies please don’t hesitate to let me know 😉

Over the last few years a lot of small tweaks have been occurring at McDonald’s restaurants across Canada. One of the most satisfying of these changes for me and my wife has been the inclusion of a recycling option rather than just trash bin. But while our McDonald’s offers seperate containers for paper, plastic and waste, Sweden has kicked it up to the next level.

Pictured here are the 8 seperate compartments of a Swedish Mcdonald’s recycling center: cans and bottles, drinks and ice, straws and plastic lids, cups, burger boxes + cardboard, trays, food leftovers, and everything else.

It might not seem like a big deal, but taking a peek under the lid of a Canadian McRecycler will show some people don’t know what to do. They’ll toss cups with lids and straws into paper as well as boxes with foodwaste. It’s great to see that kind of problem being solved somewhere.

And the microwave? That’s for warming baby food you bring from home. Yet again more proof that the Swedes are kicking our tooshies when it comes to the things that matter.

[via PSFK]

How to get your Walmart gift card:
Receive a $15 gift card by mail for Walmart stores when you buy any Pampers Diapers box size 3, 4, 5 or 6 and any Pampers Wipes 5, 6 or 7 count refill box between July 15 and Dec 15/08.

Voucher available in store or download it right here!

Thanks to seejay for this great deal!

If you’re a PC gamer, chances are you remember a little game called American McGee’s Alice. Now American McGee is back, and this time he’s putting his darkly comic touch on a variety of fairy tales. Each weekly episode will run you $3.99, but the first episode, A Boy Learns What Fear Is, is available free of charge.

Just a heads up for parents — even though it has a T rating, there’s a lot of really grim humour (no pun intended) that may not be suitable for all early teens. Take an hour to play through it yourself to make sure it’s ok for your kids.

Visit the official site to grab your free download, or check out my review of the game over at theBBPS.

In this week’s fyler for Shoppers Drug Mart they posted the following:

“You could win 5,000,000 Shopper’s Optimum points . Purchase $25 of participating products using for SDM Optimum card between Aug. 9 and Sept. 5th, 2008”.

Get your butts out to SDM and get entered! Do you know how many lipsticks I could get with all those points! Ahhhhhh…

Thank you to belle67 for this great deal!

Right now Wal-Mart has the Gillette Fusion bonus packs on for only $9.97! With your $10 coupon from here, you will get it FREE!

Included in this kit is:
– 1 Gillette Fusion Razor
– 1 Gillette Fusion Shave Gel
– 1 Gillette Body Wash

Thanks to ex0ticb3lla for this great deal!

Bounce Canada

To receive your free* sample of New Bounce Awakenings, simply provide the information below and click “Submit.”

Click here to order your free sample of Bounce Awakenings

It’s Estee Lauder Bonus Time!

Retailer: The Bay
Minimum amount you need to spend: $32 CAD (before taxes) or $75 USD (before taxes) for the tote
Duration: ends Sept. 1, 2008

What you get:
– your choice of lipstick shade (warm OR cool)
– your choice of eye shades (warm OR cool)
– Hydra Bright Skin-Tone Perfecting Moisturizer, 7 day supply
– Sumptuous Bold Volume Lifting Mascara
– Estee Lauder Sensous sample
– 2 chic black bags

If you spend $75 or more you can add the shiny tote bag to the gift for free!

On the back of this weeks Zehrs flyer theres a coupon for buy one PC prepaid long distance card for $20 get a free one worth $10 with coupon!

I’m hoping this offer is available at other Loblaws chains as well so keep your eyes peeled!

Real Canadian Superstore (August 15 – August 21, 2008) has Royale bathroom tissue (8pk – double rolls) on for a great price this week! Combined with the $1.00 coupon from save.ca you can get it for a fantastic price!

Royale Bathroom Tissue – pkg. of 8 double rolls
Sale price: 2/$6
Use 2x $1 off coupons: 2/$4

Thank you to cookoo for letting us know about this great deal!

The Salvation Army has put out some great coupons!

Click here for more coupons!

Thank you to cindylou4 for letting us know about these coupons!

Over the past few years, Canadian television has really kicked things up a notch. The ball got rolling with Corner Gas, and since then people have been keeping a closer eye on homegrown TV. Everything from Little Mosque on the Prarie to Billable Hours has developed a surprisingly large audience. So what tricks does CBC, Canada’s largest and oldest network have in store for us this year?

Nothing. Nada. Bupkiss. The only changes in the fall line-up will include the addition of Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Two CBC mini-series — Celine, the story of the Quebec chanteuse, and Everest, the tale of a 1982 attempt on the world’s highest peak by a Canadian team — will be popping up this year as well.

It may seem like a surprisingly negative turn for the network, but if you really think about it this may be a good thing. No new shows means that old shows are still performing quite well. CBC originals like The Border and Dragon’s Den, exclusive imports like Doctor Who and The Tudors, old favorites like The Nature of Things and the Rick Mercer Report — they’re all doing well enough to leave on the air. If their ratings were low they’d surely be switched out with something else.

Considering the major US networks will only be offering 16 new shows between them, it looks like 2008 is going to be the year of the established series. Anybody out there looking forward to anything this fall? Personally I’m frothing at the mouth for the US version of Life on Mars. The BBC original is in my top 5 all time shows, so I’m dying to see what they’ll do with it.