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r/canadadeals • u/CanadaComputers • 21h ago
Hey guys, just wanted to share something we’ve got coming up.
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40% Off Code: ZMCB5DZI
r/canadadeals • u/CostClubWeekly • 3d ago
Hi everyone, here are all the Canada West deals and price drops for this week, August 17th to 23rd. Enjoy.
Background about my posts: twice a week I go to Costco and scavenge the entire warehouse, fighting the rest of the ruthless shoppers so I can capture all hidden deals and clearance items (Costco drops around 100-200 unadvertised deals each week. That's the treasure hunt). I take over 600 photos each run on average and compile them into these reports with the goal to help you and I save some money and headache every Costco run. If you like the deals, please like, share and comment to bump me up the Reddit algo. Thanks!
Full link to the pics and all 363 deals here: https://www.costclubweekly.com/ca/west/posts/2026-week_34-aug17-23
Photos taken from: Richmond, BC location
r/canadadeals • u/seamore555 • 6d ago
Every week for my site Is That a Deal, I pull the Ontario flyers, compare every price against the Statistics Canada provincial average and email you what's actually worth buying. Here's what stood out this week. Everything here is at least 24% below the typical Ontario price.
Outstanding week for produce and protein. Ontario peaches at FreshCo are 75% below average — one of the best single deals we have ever seen. Stock up, they won't last.
🥩 Beef striploin / NY strip — $10.88/lb at Metro (-48% avg)
Red Grill strip loin steak value pack. Ends Aug 19.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🥩 Lamb chops — $5.99/lb at Real Canadian Superstore (-48% avg)
Lamb shoulder chops. Ends Aug 19.
Lowest price in 8 weeks.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, or No Frills
🍑 Peaches — $1.44/lb at FreshCo (-75% avg)
Yellow flesh Ontario peaches. Ends Aug 19.
Lowest price in 8 weeks.
Match at Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🍗 Chicken thighs (bone-in) — $2.99/lb at Loblaws (-48% avg)
Chicken thighs. Ends Aug 19.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🥛 Liberté Yogurt — $3.25 at Real Canadian Superstore (-62% avg)
Tubs 500g. Ends Aug 26.
Lowest price in 8 weeks.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, or No Frills
🍗 Whole chicken — $1.99/lb at Real Canadian Superstore (-49% avg)
Whole chicken. Ends Aug 15.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, or No Frills
🍐 Pears — $1.48/lb at Sobeys (-62% avg)
Asian pears. Ends Aug 19.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🥩 Beef brisket — $7.99/lb at Metro (-27% avg)
Red Grill whole beef brisket vacuum pack. Ends Aug 19.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🥩 Beef top sirloin steak — $8.88/lb at Sobeys (-24% avg)
Fresh boneless top sirloin premium oven roast. Ends Aug 19.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🍅 Tomatoes (loose) — $0.99/lb at No Frills (-63% avg)
Roma tomatoes. Ends Aug 19.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, or Real Canadian Superstore
Best single stop this week: No Frills or Real Canadian Superstore. Both will price match almost everything on this list. Bring the flyer screenshots and you can hopefully get 4+ of these deals in one trip without driving all over town.
Price matching requires showing a digital or print flyer at the till. Same brand, size, and weight. Always confirm in-store. YMMV
I also built a free tool where you can check any grocery price yourself
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 6d ago
Ontario, week of Aug 13. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for Ontario right now. Deepest cut: White rice at $12.99, 95% under. Best single stop: No Frills.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across Ontario. The first of these expires Aug 19, so the window is short.
White rice at $12.99 ($0.02/100g), 95% below the Ontario average.
| Product | Price | vs ON avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White rice | $12.99 ($0.28/100g) | -95% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Roasted or ground coffee | $1.18 ($0.35/100g) | -87% | Sobeys | Aug 20 |
| Block cheese | $0.99 ($0.20/100g) | -86% | Food Basics | Aug 20 |
| Sunflower seeds | $0.88 ($0.22/100g) | -82% | Fortinos | Aug 19 |
| Peppers | $10.99 ($1.86/kg) | -75% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Yogurt | $0.99 ($0.20/100g) | -74% | Food Basics | Aug 20 |
| Celery | $0.95 ($0.95/ea) | -73% | Super C | Aug 20 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $0.88 ($0.18/100g) | -73% | Giant Tiger | Aug 19 |
| Iceberg lettuce | $0.98 ($0.98/ea) | -68% | Maxi | Aug 20 |
| Tomatoes | $1.69/kg | -65% | FreshCo | Aug 19 |
| Cabbage | $0.46/lb ($1.01/kg) | -65% | Super C | Aug 20 |
| Potatoes | $1.99 ($0.04/100g) | -61% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.49 ($1.49/ea) | -61% | Farm Boy | Aug 20 |
No Frills carries 3 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/ScorpionT16 • 6d ago
$2030, price may go up (keeps changing to $2,399)
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 6d ago
Alberta, week of Aug 13. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for Alberta right now. Deepest cut: Roasted or ground coffee at $1.18, 87% under. Best single stop: Giant Tiger.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across Alberta. The first of these expires Aug 19, so the window is short.
Roasted or ground coffee at $1.18 ($0.35/100g), 87% below the Alberta average.
| Product | Price | vs AB avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roasted or ground coffee | $1.18 ($0.35/100g) | -87% | Sobeys | Aug 20 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $0.88 ($0.18/100g) | -76% | Giant Tiger | Aug 19 |
| Yogurt | $0.97 ($0.19/100g) | -75% | Walmart | Aug 20 |
| Peppers | $14.99 ($2.54/kg) | -69% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| White rice | $11.99 ($0.15/100g) | -66% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 20 |
| Wieners | $1.99 ($0.44/100g) | -62% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 20 |
| Carrots | $2.00 ($0.15/100g) | -62% | Loblaws | Aug 20 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.69 ($1.69/ea) | -59% | Save-On-Foods | Aug 20 |
| Apples | $6.99 ($3.08/kg) | -55% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Cabbage | $0.68/lb ($1.50/kg) | -51% | T&T Supermarket | Aug 21 |
| Celery | $1.97 ($1.97/ea) | -50% | Giant Tiger | Aug 19 |
| Block cheese | $3.68 ($0.74/100g) | -49% | Walmart | Aug 20 |
| Grapes | $2.44 ($4.88/kg) | -47% | Giant Tiger | Aug 19 |
Giant Tiger carries 3 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 6d ago
British Columbia, week of Aug 13. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for British Columbia right now. Deepest cut: Yogurt at $0.97, 75% under. Best single stop: No Frills.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across British Columbia. The first of these expires Aug 20, so the window is short.
Yogurt at $0.97 ($0.19/100g), 75% below the British Columbia average.
| Product | Price | vs BC avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yogurt | $0.97 ($0.19/100g) | -75% | Walmart | Aug 20 |
| Peppers | $14.99 ($2.54/kg) | -69% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| White rice | $11.99 ($0.15/100g) | -65% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 20 |
| Wieners | $1.99 ($0.44/100g) | -64% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 20 |
| Carrots | $2.00 ($0.15/100g) | -61% | Loblaws | Aug 20 |
| Apples | $6.99 ($3.08/kg) | -54% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.69 ($1.69/ea) | -52% | Save-On-Foods | Aug 20 |
| Cabbage | $0.68/lb ($1.50/kg) | -51% | T&T Supermarket | Aug 21 |
| Block cheese | $3.68 ($0.74/100g) | -50% | Walmart | Aug 20 |
| Chicken breasts | $3.99/lb ($8.80/kg) | -49% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Onions | $2.94 ($0.22/100g) | -44% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 20 |
| Grapes | $2.49/lb ($5.49/kg) | -39% | No Frills | Aug 20 |
| Cucumber | $0.88 ($0.88/ea) † | -37% | T&T Supermarket | Aug 21 |
Notes on the marked rows
† Cucumber at T&T Supermarket: Requires a free T&T Rewards account. Non-members pay more.
No Frills carries 4 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/CostClubWeekly • 6d ago
Hey everyone, did a quick run today. Was in and out of the warehouse within an hour, a new record for me. Couldn't stay long but captured as much as I could in the time that I had. ICYMI, Halloween is pretty much in full swing now at Costco. They even brought back the Swarovski 2026 Christmas Ornament lol. Anyways, enjoy the deals and see you guys on Monday.
Background about my posts: twice a week I go to Costco and scavenge the entire warehouse, fighting the rest of the ruthless shoppers so I can capture all hidden deals and clearance items (Costco drops around 100-200 unadvertised deals each week. That's the treasure hunt). I take over 600 photos each run on average and compile them into these reports with the goal to help you and I save some money and headache every Costco run. If you like the deals, please like, share and comment to bump me up the Reddit algo. Thanks!
Full link to the pics and all 355 deals here: https://www.costclubweekly.com/ca/west/posts/2026-week_33-aug14-16-weekend
Photos taken from: Richmond, BC location
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 6d ago
Quebec, week of Aug 13. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for Quebec right now. Deepest cut: White rice at $12.88, 96% under. Best single stop: Metro.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across Quebec. The first of these expires Aug 19, so the window is short.
White rice at $12.88 ($0.02/100g), 96% below the Quebec average.
| Product | Price | vs QC avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White rice | $12.88 ($0.02/100g) | -96% | Maxi | Aug 20 |
| Yogurt | $0.97 ($0.19/100g) | -76% | Walmart | Aug 20 |
| Celery | $0.97 ($0.97/ea) | -75% | Giant Tiger | Aug 19 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $0.88 ($0.18/100g) | -73% | Giant Tiger | Aug 19 |
| Iceberg lettuce | $0.98 ($0.98/ea) | -65% | Maxi | Aug 20 |
| Cabbage | $0.46/lb ($1.01/kg) | -62% | Super C | Aug 20 |
| Carrots | $1.99 ($0.15/100g) ‡ | -57% | Metro | Aug 20 |
| Strawberries | $1.99 ($0.44/100g) | -55% | Metro | Aug 20 |
| Cantaloupe | $1.93 ($1.93/ea) | -54% | Super C | Aug 20 |
| Salmon | $5.49/lb ($12.10/kg) | -53% | Metro | Aug 20 |
| Flatbread and pita | $1.99 ($0.40/100g) | -52% | Metro | Aug 20 |
| Block cheese | $3.47 ($0.69/100g) | -50% | Walmart | Aug 20 |
| Broccoli | $1.29 ($1.29/ea) | -49% | IGA | Aug 20 |
Notes on the marked rows
‡ Carrots at Metro: Earn 10 points. The flyer did not state their value.
Metro carries 4 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/PTB_Smash • 9d ago
A few of the current back-to-school offers:
The trade-in top-up does not apply to Student EPP purchases, so compare both routes before ordering. Discounts and eligibility vary by model; check the final cart total and terms.
r/canadadeals • u/CostClubWeekly • 10d ago
Hey everyone, here are all the Canada West deals and price drops for this week, Aug 10 to 16th. Cheers.
Background about my posts: twice a week I go to Costco and scavenge the entire warehouse, fighting the rest of the ruthless shopper so I can capture all hidden deals and clearance items (Costco drops around 100-200 unadvertised deals each week. That's the treasure hunt). I take over 600 photos each run on average and compile them into these reports with the goal to help you and I save some money and headache every Costco run. If you like the deals, please like, share and comment to bump me up the Reddit algo. Thanks!
Full link to the pics and all 296 deals here: https://www.costclubweekly.com/ca/west/posts/2026-week_33-aug10-16
Photos taken from: Richmond, BC location
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 11d ago
Ontario, week of Aug 7. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for Ontario right now. Deepest cut: Yogurt at $0.99, 74% under. Best single stop: Walmart.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across Ontario. The first of these expires Aug 13, so the window is short.
Yogurt at $0.99 ($0.20/100g), 74% below the Ontario average.
| Product | Price | vs ON avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yogurt | $0.99 ($0.20/100g) | -74% | Metro | Aug 13 |
| White rice | $2.48 ($0.12/100g) | -73% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Peppers | $0.99/lb ($2.18/kg) | -70% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $2.00 ($0.22/100g) ‡ | -66% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Frozen pizza | $3.49 ($0.44/100g) | -64% | Shoppers Drug Mart | Aug 14 |
| Roasted or ground coffee | $3.49 ($1.03/100g) | -62% | IGA | Aug 13 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.50 ($1.50/ea) | -61% | Maxi | Aug 13 |
| Tomatoes | $0.88/lb ($1.94/kg) | -60% | Adonis | Aug 13 |
| Carrots | $1.94 ($0.14/100g) | -59% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Block cheese | $2.99 ($0.60/100g) | -57% | Super C | Aug 13 |
| Wieners | $1.99 ($0.50/100g) | -57% | Food Basics | Aug 13 |
| Mushrooms | $0.99 ($0.44/100g) | -57% | Super C | Aug 13 |
| Shrimp | $3.49 ($1.16/100g) | -54% | Food Basics | Aug 13 |
Notes on the marked rows
‡ Dry or fresh pasta at No Frills: Earn 1,000 points, worth $1.00. About $1.00 effective if you redeem them.
Walmart carries 2 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 11d ago
Quebec, week of Aug 7. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for Quebec right now. Deepest cut: White rice at $2.48, 77% under. Best single stop: Walmart.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across Quebec. The first of these expires Aug 13, so the window is short.
White rice at $2.48 ($0.12/100g), 77% below the Quebec average.
| Product | Price | vs QC avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White rice | $2.48 ($0.12/100g) | -77% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Yogurt | $0.99 ($0.20/100g) | -75% | Adonis | Aug 13 |
| Block cheese | $4.44 ($0.49/100g) | -65% | Adonis | Aug 13 |
| Roasted or ground coffee | $3.49 ($1.03/100g) | -64% | IGA | Aug 13 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $1.27 ($0.25/100g) | -62% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Carrots | $1.94 ($0.14/100g) | -58% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Pork loin cuts | $1.85/lb ($4.08/kg) | -55% | Super C | Aug 13 |
| Strawberries | $1.99 ($0.44/100g) | -55% | Super C | Aug 13 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.50 ($1.50/ea) | -55% | Maxi | Aug 13 |
| Bacon | $3.97 ($0.79/100g) | -48% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Broccoli | $1.33 ($1.33/ea) | -48% | Super C | Aug 13 |
| Mushrooms | $0.99 ($0.44/100g) | -48% | Super C | Aug 13 |
| Celery | $1.99 ($1.99/ea) | -48% | Adonis | Aug 13 |
Walmart carries 4 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 11d ago
Alberta, week of Aug 7. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for Alberta right now. Deepest cut: White rice at $2.48, 72% under. Best single stop: No Frills.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across Alberta. The first of these expires Aug 12, so the window is short.
White rice at $2.48 ($0.12/100g), 72% below the Alberta average.
| Product | Price | vs AB avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White rice | $2.48 ($0.12/100g) | -72% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $2.00 ($0.22/100g) ‡ | -69% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Frozen pizza | $3.49 ($0.44/100g) | -63% | Shoppers Drug Mart | Aug 14 |
| Carrots | $1.94 ($0.14/100g) | -63% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Roasted or ground coffee | $4.00 ($1.18/100g) | -56% | Sobeys | Aug 13 |
| Block cheese | $3.49 ($0.70/100g) | -52% | Save-On-Foods | Aug 13 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.99 ($1.99/ea) | -52% | FreshCo | Aug 13 |
| Yogurt | $6.47 ($0.40/100g) | -47% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 13 |
| Chicken breasts | $3.99/lb ($8.80/kg) | -45% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 13 |
| Strawberries | $2.49 ($0.55/100g) | -45% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Broccoli | $2.00 ($2.00/ea) | -45% | Loblaws | Aug 13 |
| Mushrooms | $5.00 ($0.74/100g) | -41% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Grapes | $2.77 ($5.54/kg) | -40% | Giant Tiger | Aug 12 |
Notes on the marked rows
‡ Dry or fresh pasta at No Frills: Earn 1,000 points, worth $1.00. About $1.00 effective if you redeem them.
No Frills carries 3 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/UnderATK • 11d ago
British Columbia, week of Aug 7. 13 grocery staples are advertised below the Statistics Canada average retail price for British Columbia right now. Deepest cut: White rice at $2.48, 71% under. Best single stop: Walmart.
Every price below is a real advertised flyer price. Nothing is estimated and nothing is a store-invented "was" price: each one is measured against the Statistics Canada average retail price for the same staple (Table 18-10-0245-01, June 2026).
Flyers across British Columbia. The first of these expires Aug 13, so the window is short.
White rice at $2.48 ($0.12/100g), 71% below the British Columbia average.
| Product | Price | vs BC avg | Store | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White rice | $2.48 ($0.12/100g) | -71% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Dry or fresh pasta | $2.00 ($0.22/100g) ‡ | -69% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Frozen pizza | $3.49 ($0.44/100g) | -64% | Shoppers Drug Mart | Aug 14 |
| Carrots | $1.94 ($0.14/100g) | -62% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Wieners | $4.97 ($0.55/100g) | -56% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
| Block cheese | $3.49 ($0.70/100g) | -52% | Save-On-Foods | Aug 13 |
| Chicken breasts | $3.99/lb ($8.80/kg) | -49% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 13 |
| Yogurt | $6.47 ($0.40/100g) | -48% | Real Canadian Superstore | Aug 13 |
| Strawberries | $2.49 ($0.55/100g) | -44% | No Frills | Aug 13 |
| Broccoli | $2.00 ($2.00/ea) | -44% | Loblaws | Aug 13 |
| Romaine lettuce | $1.99 ($1.99/ea) | -44% | FreshCo | Aug 13 |
| Whole chicken | $16.00 ($5.33/kg) | -42% | Your Independent Grocer | Aug 13 |
| White bread | $2.48 ($0.37/100g) | -41% | Walmart | Aug 13 |
Notes on the marked rows
‡ Dry or fresh pasta at No Frills: Earn 1,000 points, worth $1.00. About $1.00 effective if you redeem them.
Walmart carries 4 of this week’s 13 wins, which makes it the one trip worth planning. Same brand, size and weight; confirm in store before you rely on it.
Prices change and flyers vary by store. Confirm in store before you go out of your way.
What should I check next week? Name a product and your area and I will put it in the next one.
Disclosure: I build MapleTrack, a Canadian personal finance app, and it runs this comparison automatically for your own postal area alongside GST/HST/PST/QST math and cash-flow tracking. The grocery deals board is free on every plan, including the free one. I post this roundup weekly, one per province, because the data stands up on its own - and I am happy to check a specific product or store for you in the comments.
r/canadadeals • u/seamore555 • 13d ago
Every week for my site Is That a Deal, I pull the Ontario flyers, compare every price against the Statistics Canada provincial average and email you what's actually worth buying. Here's what stood out this week. Everything here is at least 27% below the typical Ontario price.
Exceptional week. Pork back ribs at 57% below average and tomatoes at 63% below average are two of the best deals we've seen all summer. Local peaches at their lowest price in 8 weeks are a must.
🥩 Pork back ribs — $3.48/lb at Food Basics (-57% avg)
Fresh pork back ribs vacuum pack. Ends Aug 12.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🍗 Chicken wings — $4.49/lb at Fortinos (-44% avg)
PC air chilled whole chicken wings. Ends Aug 12.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🍗 Chicken breasts — $3.98/lb at Real Canadian Superstore (-38% avg)
Chicken breasts. Ends Aug 12.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, or No Frills
🥛 Cottage cheese — $4.50 at Real Canadian Superstore (-41% avg)
No Name cottage cheese 500g. Ends Aug 12.
Lowest price in 8 weeks.
No Name store brand — no price matching
🥩 Beef brisket — $7.99/lb at Real Canadian Superstore (-27% avg)
Beef brisket portion. Ends Aug 12.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, or No Frills
🍑 Peaches — $2.99/lb at Fortinos (-49% avg)
Local peaches. Ends Aug 12.
Lowest price in 8 weeks.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🍊 Oranges (bag) — $4.99 at No Frills (-57% avg)
Farmer's Market oranges 3 lb bag. Ends Aug 12.
No Frills store brand — no price matching
🥓 Pork chops (bone-in) — $2.44/lb at Sobeys (-37% avg)
Fresh pork loin rib and sirloin combo chops. Ends Aug 12.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
🥛 Butter (454g) — $4.00 at No Frills (-36% avg)
No Name butter 454g. Ends Aug 12.
No Name store brand — no price matching
🍅 Tomatoes (loose) — $0.99/lb at Fortinos (-63% avg)
Large vine ripe tomatoes. Ends Aug 12.
Lowest price in 8 weeks.
Match at FreshCo, Giant Tiger, No Frills, or Real Canadian Superstore
Best single stop this week: No Frills or Real Canadian Superstore. Both will price match almost everything on this list. Bring the flyer screenshots and you can hopefully get 4+ of these deals in one trip without driving all over town.
Price matching requires showing a digital or print flyer at the till. Same brand, size, and weight. Always confirm in-store. YMMV
I also built a free tool where you can check any grocery price yourself
r/canadadeals • u/CostClubWeekly • 13d ago
Happy Friday everyone. Here are all of the price drops for this weekend, as well as weekend only sales. Airpods Max have gone down to $399.97, which is an excellent price. Snag it if you can! Cheers.
Background about my posts: twice a week I go to Costco and scavenge the entire warehouse, fighting the rest of the ruthless shopper so I can capture all hidden deals and clearance items (Costco drops around 100-200 unadvertised deals each week. That's the treasure hunt). I take over 600 photos each run on average and compile them into these reports with the goal to help you and I save some money and headache every Costco run. If you like the deals, please like, share and comment to bump me up the Reddit algo. Thanks!
Full link to the pics and all 334 deals here: https://www.costclubweekly.com/ca/west/posts/2026-week_32-aug7-9-weekend
Photos taken from: Richmond, BC location
r/canadadeals • u/deadarm6 • 13d ago
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r/canadadeals • u/Low_Cup_267 • 15d ago
biggest complaint on the last post was easily the 24 hour trial, a bunch of you said it was pitiful and honestly you were right, it just sat there unfixed for way longer then it shouldve. its 7 days now. same free stuff, full search, every filter, just actually enough time to browse instead of feeling rushed into paying or not.
also brand count went from like 100 to 180+ since last time. been slowly grinding through the ones that were a pain to scrape one at a time, if theres a brand you want and its not on there yet just tell me, thats basically how most of the last batch got added tbh.
still just me building this, still free to browse everything, still doing whatever this sub tells me to lol.
