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  • [Save On Foods] $1.49 Day on Tuesday, September 16

    For the great people out West on Tuesday, September 16.

    Prices available only on promotion date. While quantities last. No rainchecks will be offered. No substitutions allowed.
    Online shopping order must be picked up or delivered on $1.49 Day to receive pricing.

    Flyer to be posted on Sunday or sooner.
    https://www.saveonfoods.com/sm/planning … 0/circular
    https://www.saveonfoods.com/sm/planning … ollar49day

    Statistics: Posted by hill15 — Sep 10th, 2025 9:01 am


  • [Spotify] Lossless Audio Free Upgrade for Premium Members

    Spotify finally has lossless audio, it was supposed to be a paid upgrade but it’s being added for free to Premium users

    https://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-09-10 … xperience/

    Statistics: Posted by thatsavingsguy — Sep 10th, 2025 8:57 am


  • [Sobeys] Lactancia Cream Cheese – Better than Free!!

    Likely a typo, but let’s see how it goes. Lactancia cream cheese on offer for $3.99 a block, with 400 scene points worth $4 back for each purchase.

    Good luck!

    On page 2 of the flyer for ON. Not letting me upload it currently.

    Statistics: Posted by djmilesno1 — Sep 10th, 2025 8:48 am


  • [Mary Brown’s] Halifax Quinpool grand opening 2-piece Signature Chicken & Taters Combo $4.99 Sept. 10 & 11

    🎉🍗 GRAND OPENING! 🍗🎉
    Mary Brown’s is celebrating their Grand Opening on Sept. 10 & 11 — and you’re invited to the celebration!

    Swing by and treat yourself to their famous 2-piece Signature Chicken & Taters Combo for only $4.99
    Come hungry… leave happy!

    Statistics: Posted by jenviea — Sep 10th, 2025 8:23 am


  • [Typhur] Typhur Sync Gold Series- Wireless Food Thermometer – $118.30 (48% off + 6% Rakuten)

    Found a high end meat thermometer on sale for $60 off. A promo code from yesterday is still working “GRD3TP” which brings the price down to $118.30. Rakuten still has 6% cashback on their website as well.

    Features:
    Ultra-long-range Monitoring (up to 3000 feet)
    Sub-1G Connection Technology
    Two Probes with Six Sensors each, Precise to ±0.5℉
    Superior Durability

    Statistics: Posted by DCabral242 — Sep 10th, 2025 8:35 am


  • [Multiple] Week of 11th of September to 17th of September grocery round up (QUEBEC)

    MAXI :
    1.99/lbChicken drums
    4.97Ptit QC cheese, same@IGA/Pro
    1.88/lbPork shoulder picnic
    1.77**Potatoes 10lb, same@IGA
    2.88*Carrots/onions/beets 10lb
    4.00Tropicana OJ, 500PCO
    1.88St-Hubert soup cans
    0.94Le Sieur/GG veg cans
    4.97Kraft PB 1kg, same@Pro
    6.88Unico oil 3L
    2.88McCain fries
    0.88Quebon choco milk 1L
    4.88Scotties tissue 9×100
    1.22No name broth
    1.25Oasis juice
    3.50Coke/Pepsi 6x710ml
    3.88Breyers ice cream

    SUPER C :
    1.37/lbRed/green grapes
    0.97/lbRoma tomatoes
    5.97/lbBottom blade roast
    0.97/lbGreen bell peppers
    0.97Potatoes 3lb
    2.97Avocados 6pack
    5.97Cracker Barrel cheese
    4.86Lactantia butter
    0.97Kraft BBQ sauce
    1.67Barilla pasta
    4.99Coaticook ice cream
    3/9.00Lay’s/Tostitos
    3.27Classico pasta sauce
    0.99/lbEggplants

    IGA :
    5.97/lbFrench steak/roast
    1.77**Potatoes 10lb, same@Maxi
    4.94Nestle ice cream
    3.97Kraft Singles 22pack, same@Met
    4.97Ptit QC cheese, same@Maxi/Pro
    7.88Flamingo wings/nuggets
    1.25Catelli pasta
    0.88Yop
    1.99St-Hubert soup cans, better@Maxi
    3.33Eggs 12pack, 100Pts WUB 2
    1.79Celery
    2.99Cantaloupe large

    PROVIGO :
    2.00/lbWhole chicken
    5.00Kraft PB 1kg,same@Maxi
    5.00Ptit QC cheese, same@Maxi/IGA
    2.50/lbPorkloin combi chops
    5.00Chapman’s Premium
    3.50Artic Gardens frozen veggies
    7500PCO WUB 50$ in Boston Pizza GC

    METRO :
    3.96Oranges 4lb
    2.99QC strawberries 750ml
    6.99/lbBoneless top sirloin roast
    1.99Cauliflower
    2.99/lbBoneless pork chops
    4.44Selection cheese
    0.44/lb*Green cabbage
    4.94Giuseppe pizza
    The Great Gentleman softdrinks BOGO
    Sunmaid raisin bread BOGO

    Good sale, potatoes and eggs!!! The rest will be updated Thursday.

    ******NEW******
    BEST VALUE section added. PROTIP added.

    As requested by @Rngmonster13, a * next to the price means either best price in recent memory, a great value or my top pick.

    While I try to be as consistent as possible with the ‘same@’, It can be tricky at times especially when it comes to fruits/meat/veggies as quality can vary from grocer to grocer. It can also be confusing with veggies that come in 1/2/3/5/10lb packages and items like TP that come in so many packages/sizes/softness/absorbency.

    Furthermore, quantity and ‘freedom of choice’ is always better AKA 1$ for 1kg is better than 2$ for 2kg- It’s expected the higher size/package to have a better price. Also, items that can be picked (fruits etc) for x$ is better than the prepackaged at the same price/weight.

    Lastly, I usually give PCO points at almost face $ value AKA item at 2$ is almost the same as 3$ with bonus 1000PCO. I say almost because of taxes and/or how you spend those PCO points (bonus points day, spend x$ get xPCO back.)

    Note : This thread usually goes online at 5:00am on Wednesday. Walmart and Kim Phat usually have their flyers online on Thursday and will be updated accordingly.
    Link to last week : 4th to 10th

    Statistics: Posted by MTLGuru — Sep 10th, 2025 5:06 am


  • [ParkBus] Toronto – $20 hiking tours with transportation via ParkBus. Next one Sept 14

    We’ve got a full line-up of trips open now to register for, and a few coming soon, including a line up of $20 trips thanks to the Greenbelt Foundation! Check out it below.

    The Greenbelt Series $20 trips to celebrate 20 years of legacy

    Trip #1 – Rouge National Urban Park with The Wildlands League
    Sunday, September 14

    https://www.parkbus.ca/destinations/greenbelt-rouge

    The Greenbelt has been going strong for 20 years! To celebrate their Greenbelt Foundation granted funding for organizations to showcase the beauty of the Greenbelt and Parkbus was one of them! We have four great trips you can join this fall and the first one is filling up fast.

    Join us for a hike through Rouge National Urban Park, Canada’s first National Urban Park, with Dave Pearce from The Wildlands League as you learn about its rich history, ecology and importance to Ontario’s biodiversity. You’ll start in the North end of the park and hike down to Black Walnut day-use area for pick up. Pack your lunch and join us this weekend.

    Coming soon (not yet open for registration)

    October 11th – Join a guided hike on some of the Iroquoia section trails of the Bruce Trail into Dundas where you can spend the afternoon exploring Town.

    October 13th – Join a guided hike through Hamilton’s Waterfalls with us.

    October 25th – Join a guided hike in Niagara region followed by a wine tour.

    Statistics: Posted by sprung — Sep 10th, 2025 4:25 am


  • [No Frills] Tilda Pure Basmati Rice (10lb) – $10

    Upcoming No Frills ON flyer (Sep 11-17) has Tilda Basmati Rice for PC members at only $10 and non-members for $13.

    Weight- 4.54 kg ~ 10Lb

    This seems to be a great price for this brand of rice.

    Statistics: Posted by heartbug18 — Sep 10th, 2025 1:53 am


  • Rakuten.com 30% Cashback on AliExpress

    Rakuten.com has 30% on AliExpress today.

    AliExpress is listed on both Rakuten.ca and Rakuten.com, but the offers aren’t always the same. Right now, the 30% cashback deal is only available on Rakuten.com (U.S.). If you shop AliExpress through Rakuten.ca, you’ll see a much lower rate in CAD, but if you log into Rakuten.com with a separate U.S. account, click through there, and order to your Canadian address, you’ll get the 30% cashback in USD.

    Best way for Canadians to get paid out is via PayPal.

    Happy shopping

    Statistics: Posted by Mahawka — Sep 10th, 2025 12:47 am


  • [Home Hardware] Briefcase 100W solar charger (YMMV)

    Not sure which category to post this but. … Home Hardware dealers may be clearing out a foldable “briefcase” 100 W solar charger (2 x 50W panels) for $95. My local store (Sooke, BC) certainly was though the online price is still showing at full sticker.

    Not too bad though you do have to connect the panels and 12V output to battery to the controller (Phillips screwdriver). The controller comes with 2 USB outlets, 3 12V outlets and an additional 12V solar inlet (latter two not tested). Great for RVs (my CT Noma 100W panel ran me $160 3 years ago). Might also be good for unserviced cottages out for power outages.

    Statistics: Posted by thriftshopper — Sep 10th, 2025 12:02 am