Thanks Cinnamon Kitten for emailing me about these Clinique and Estee Lauder Bonus Time promos at Sears 🙂

Cinnamon Kitten has a stunning beauty blog with loads of helpful beauty tips. Check out her beauty blog here.

Hi Boo,

I wasn’t sure how to submit deals to the Canadian Deals Blog (I LOVE you blog and check it daily) but there are 2 great promotions going on at Sears right now – one is for Estee Lauder (you have to spend $42.50 on Estee Lauder fragrances) and the other is for Clinique (you have to spend $26.50 on Clinique products).

I’ve put the full details, including photos, on my blog – please feel free to “steal” the details from there if you feel that this is something you’d like to tell your readers about.

Estee Lauder link

Clinique link

Cheers!
Cinnamon Kitten

Ends Sunday, May 13, 2007

Petcetera Canada cats coupons

Petcetera Canada dogs coupons

Petcetera Canada birds coupons

Petcetera Canada fish coupons

Petcetera Canada small animals coupons

Coupons expire May 11, 2007 

Click here to print this Carlton Cards Canada coupon

 Click here to print this Carlton Cards Canada coupon

Thanks to Acrossenger for allowing me to post this spectacular list of AVIS coupons, discounts and gift cards here!

If you’re renting a car this summer, this list of coupons, discounts and perks is a must read.

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Thanks Adora T. for yet another awesome deal 🙂

Purchase any 3 armor all products from participating retailers & receive a $10 rebate cheque by mail.

Click here for details on this Armor All rebate

Thanks Adora T. for emailing me about this free magazine 🙂

Fellow Canucks,

I’m not sure if it was mentioned, but you can get a free magazine from P&G with coupons in the mail from here: http://www.rougemag.com/subscribe

I love free stuff! 😀

The magazine does indeed come with loads of awesome Canadian Proctor & Gamble coupons.

Click here to order your free copy of Rouge Canada

Bumped because many useful comments have been added by doctors and other visitors

If you have a bottle-fed baby at home, take note: according to the FDA, Nestle Good Start infant formula’s nutritional content doesn’t match up with what’s promised on the label. What’s more is that the amount of calcium and phosphorous doesn’t meet minimum FDA requirements for infant formula sold in the US. The FDA came to these conclusions after an inspection of a Nestle facility in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

The full letter from the FDA to Nestle is available here. Nestle has yet to comment on the findings, but this isn’t the first strike they’ve had against them regarding infant formula. The Infant Feeding Action Coalition of Canada (INFACT) has long been involved in a boycott of Nestle products due to purported abuses relating to similar products. For more information regarding past claims of poor behaviour on the part of Nestle, you can check out the INFACT Nestle boycott updates here.

Thanks Prue for posting this awesome freebie in the forum 🙂

Use a coupon to get a free Single Head Outdoor Solar Light. Regular price is $5.00 but you will get it for free if you use the coupon. Hurry before supplies run out.

Click here to print this free solar light coupon

Thanks to cookoo for maintaining and continuously updating the Save.ca list at the forum 🙂

Here is the most recent update of working Save.ca links:

1. www.brandsaver.ca (Brandsaver)
   
2. www.save.ca/en/ (Li’l Ones Yogurt Multi Pack – save $1, Mrs. Dash Seasoning Blends – save 50¢)
3. www.save.ca/rougee/ (Rougee)
4. www.save.ca/ristorantee_2/prod_page.php (Ristorante Pizza – save $1.50 on 2, Ristorante Antipasto Pizza Appetizers – buy 1 save $1)
5. www.save.ca/pampers1_en/prodpage.php (Pampers)
6. www.save.ca/olay_en/ (Olay)
7. www.save.ca/gerbercanada/ (Gerber)
8. www.save.ca/gerber/ (Gerber)
9. www.save.ca/fancyfeast_en/prod_page.php (Pro Plan Wet Cat Food – one FREE 85g Tin)
10. www.save.ca/en/pantenerestoratives/prod_page.php (Pantene)
11. www.save.ca/en/hms/ProductsFsi35.php (OLAY RIBBONS Body Wash – buy 2 save $3)
12. www.save.ca/en/hms/index.htm (Eukanuba Dry Dog Food – save $5.00, Herbal Essences Shampoo/conditioner/styling – buy 2, get 1 Free)
13. www.save.ca/cetaphil_en/prod_page.php (Cetaphil Oily Skin Cleanser – save $3)
14. www.save.ca/wintermoisture_en/ (WinterMoisture)
15. www.save.ca/vh_en/ (VH Sauce – save $1 with meat purchase)
16. www.save.ca/knorr_en/prod_page.php (Knorr Frozen Entr̩es Рsave $1, Knorr Ready to Serve Soups Рsave $1 on 2)
17. www.save.ca/oralcare_en (Crest 50¢ off i.e. you can get it for free)
18. www.save.ca/propel/prod_page.php (Propel – Vitamin Enhanced Flavoured Water: 50¢ off 700mL, 75¢ off 6-pack)
19. www.save.ca/quakerricecakes/prod_page.php (Quaker Large Rice Cakes – save 50¢)
    
20. www.save.ca/purex_en/prod_page.php (Purex Liquid Laundry Detergent – save 50¢)
21. www.save.ca/tropicana_pur/?code=678c7feb752aefa423d0f92b8ca7caea&uid=tpu-1223 (Tropicana Pur Juice & Juice Blends – FREE 1L Carton)*
22. www.save.ca/tropicana_essentials/?code=ee7db3bd3290bd73c3d6513bf6823f29&uid=teu-1522 (Tropicana Essentials – FREE 1.89L Carton)*
23. www.save.ca/iamspromise/cat/prod_page.php (IAMS Dry Cat Food – save $14.25)
24. www.save.ca/iamspromise/dog/prod_page.php (IAMS Dry Dog Food – save $9.00)
25. http://www.save.ca/en/ProductsFsi36.php
26. For the most recent Save.ca list please visit the Smart Canucks forum

Robert D. Gibb is posting a stunning series of articles on Air Miles on the forum. I found the series very useful and enlightening so I’m posting it on the blog as well.

Robert D. Gibb is a Contributing Editor (DRIPs) at the Canadian MoneySaver Magazine.

This is a good week for the AirMile Deals

1. Buy 5 Get 50 AM House Brands

Safeway runs this offer on different house brand products over a 2 week cycle. Last weeks items hould continue this week. Whether the are still on sale is always a consideration in week 2. Items on sale in week one are usually not discounted in week 2. However, the house brands flyer that should have been in last weeks main flyer appeared this week instead so the sale items might continue this week as well.

2. Tuesday is “Spend $35 Get 10% Off Day”

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Click here to print this Please Mum coupon

Click here for Please Mum store locations in Canada

Expires May 6, 2007

A spectacular deal from Swiss Chalet!

Order your entrée ($7.49 and above)  and get:

FREE appetizer: Chalet Chicken Soup or Garden Salad

and

FREE dessert: Apple Pie, Coconut Cream Pie, Lemon Meringue Pie or Pecan Pie

Click here to print this Swiss Chalet SPC coupon

Go to Canada’s Wonderland corporate partners website here

In the “company ID” enter:

company ID: Rogers

$21.00 Ages 3 & over, under 48″ tall or ages 60 and over
Tickets valid any one operating day May 6 to October 7, 2007

$29.00 Ages 3-59, over 48” tall, in shoes
Tickets valid any one operating day May 6 until June 30, 2007 only

$34.00 Ages 3-59, over 48” tall, in shoes
ickets valid any one operating day May 6 to October 7, 2007

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Set your way back machines to 1963 kiddies. The Beatles have landed, Kennedy’s been shot, and a growing hamburger chain meets up with its legendary-mascot for the first time. Created by Willard Scott for the Washington-Annapolis franchises, Ronald McDonald looked a fair bit different than the clown we know and love today. Long before making a name for himself as the first roundish weatherman on the Today Show (who still comes back to wish birthday greetings from time to time), Willard was rather famous as the DC Area’s own Bozo the Clown. The local franchisee contacted Willard, one thing led to another, and the next thing you know someone is uttering the words “Introducing the worlds newest, silliest, and hamburger eatingest clown — Ronald McDonald!” Hamburger-eatingest. That’s my new favourite adjective.

Normally I try to change it up every week with our McDonald’s Mondays posts, however, this is a two-parter just waiting to happen. Tune in next week when we visit Willard behind the make-up nearly a decade later — not quite the clown we know today, but a lot closer than this drink-tray-hat-wearing lunatic in 1963.

McDonald’s Mondays is a weekly series of posts written by our own Jim Squires that initially appears on his pop culture blog fjetsam.com.