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Finding coupons in Canada is relatively easy as long as you have access to the internet, a printer, and a smartphone.
Discover how to find valuable coupons in Canada with our Ultimate Guide!
Save money with our easy methods for locating Canadian coupons.
With tips on creating your coupon stockpile, learn how to save with Canadian coupons!
Today, let’s explore how you can get your hand on valuable coupon discounts.
I’ve created the Ultimate list of places to find Canadian coupons, which is updated regularly.
Saving Money On Products Has Never Been Easier
So you’ve decided to start couponing!
Using coupons is a great way to save money in the budget without compromising your quality of life.
Couponing increases in popularity, so do the outlets from which you can acquire these little money-saving pieces of paper.
No matter your location, you can use various methods to build your coupon collection!
Where to Find Those Canadian Coupons to Help Build Your stockpile!
Coupons By Mail From Canadian Companies
Since writing this post, I’ve come back to update it, as you’ll hardly find any companies mailing coupons any longer.
Canadian Coupon Apps
Note: I updated this post on July 2023 to the best of my ability. Please email me if you find any errors or can add them to my lists.
If you have a SmartPhone, get involved with even more COUPON Savings with these amazing Coupon Apps.
You can now save even more money by pairing coupons with savings and using Coupon Apps.
Below are some of Canada’s most popular coupon apps, but not the only ones.
You’ll find my exclusive list of coupon-finding websites and companies below.
- Checkout51
- Groupon
- Nielsen Canada Sign up and receive a hand scanner to scan your groceries, earn reward points, and redeem awesome gifts and gift cards.
- Swagbucks…Earn while you shop online, take surveys, and more in Canada. Please read my Swagbucks review here.
- Earn Extra Cash when you shop online using cashback apps in Canada.
Earn Extra Cash when you shop online.
Sign up with Rakuten Canada and receive your money back when you shop.
They also have a fantastic referral program where you earn $35 cashback when your friend or family member joins.
In-store Coupons
One of the more obvious places to collect coupons is at your local grocery store!
Find what is called “tear pads” on the shelves of your local retailer, typically placed next to the particular product the coupon applies to.
Another type to watch is coupons, hang-ties, and peelies found on product packaging.
If you can purchase an item on sale (and with a coupon) that also provides you with a new coupon, you can maximize savings.
Lastly, ask!
You’d be surprised by the savings you can acquire by simply asking at sample stands and your grocer’s customer service desk if they have any coupons.
Grocery Store Apps
There are many grocery stores in Canada, and some offer coupons directly on their app.
For example, Food Basics have coupons on their mobile app that you can activate before shopping.
The most expensive grocery stores in Canada and least costly all have unique ways of offering customers discounts.
Another example is No Frills and Zehrs, which offer the Flashfood App.
This app is necessary for anyone who wants to save up to 75% off grocery products.
Newspaper Inserts
Your local paper is an excellent resource for savings.
Newspaper inserts from SmartSource can be found throughout the year in your local paper for free.
If you are ever looking for multiples of an insert, ask your neighbours if they use coupons so you can have theirs.
You can also contact your local distribution centre after you receive the paper and see if they have any extra.
Direct Mail from the Company
Contact your favourite companies, share why you enjoy their product over the competition, and ask if they can send you any coupons.
The worst thing a company can say is no.
Most companies will send high-value coupons, which you won’t find elsewhere.
Check out this comprehensive list of Companies You Can Request Coupons From!
Utilize these resources, and I guarantee your collection will multiply, making you ready to save for the perfect sale.
Finding Canadian Coupons is as easy as it seems, and so are the savings.
Printable Coupons
The availability of free online printable coupons is growing as the convenience of printing savings in your own home instantly is undeniable.
Retailers are beginning to see the opportunities for them to accept printables.
They are also adjusting their coupon acceptance policies as a result.
Keep an eye open in your email as companies regularly send printables.
Retailers that accept printables will always get them in black and white, so save yourself the cost of colour ink and keep it simple!
Sources For Finding The Best Canadian Coupons
- MySavings.com
- Proctor and Gamble
- Get More of What You Love Costco Coupons
- Kraft Canada Coupons
- Honey
- Great Canadian Rebates
- My Points
- Reebee
- Receipt Hog
- Save.ca
- GoCoupons
- Websaver
- PandGGoodEveryday
- Kelloggs Shop And Save
- Brandsaver
- Get More of What You Love Costco Coupons
- Valpak
- Finish Dishwashing Coupons
- Healthy Savings Canada
- Walmart Canada
- Amazon Canada Grocery Coupons and bulk discounts of up to 5%, for example, buying 5 products with the bulk discount and saving 5%. We use this often.
- Checkout51
- Conagra Savin Groceries App
- Grocery Deals Canada Website
Finding Even More Savings In Canada
Save more money With Discount Codes, Savings, Deals, Codes, and Freebies in Canada.
I’ve found almost every Canadian website that offers you, the consumer, a deal.
There is no excuse now why you aren’t saving money in your grocery budget when you have all the saving tips at your fingertips.
I’m continuing to add to the list monthly, so if you know of one I’ve missed, please email me.
Discussion: What are some of your favourite Canadian Coupon sites?
Thank you!!!
Loes the list of companies!!
This is an awesome list. I look for coupons on my phone these days.
I’ve heard that finding coupons in Canada is a lot more challenging, so I imagine this post is great for a lot of people! I’ve tried the direct from the company route myself for things like diapers without much luck, but I may just have to try again. 🙂
We don’t find it that hard at all although in the US you have loads more. I think if I lived in the US, I’d be well stocked on everything but food as we don’t stock that as much. Thanks for your comment! Have a great weekend. Mr.CBB
thoughtReally??? I we had it tough though in Canada beuasce I thought you could stack coupons like crazy! LOL. I thought you COULD put as many coupons as you wanted on your items. London Drugs is the ONLY place in Canada that you can stack coupons with but they have to have different bar codes.
Thanks for sharing your info. I really appreciate your efforts and I am
waiting for your next write ups thanks once again.
I use all of these sources for coupons. It’s helped a great deal in our budget. Last year I decided to start couponing more seriously because we were really living week to week. There was no “extra” food in the house…I made a meal plan and that’s all we could afford to buy. I’ve now been able to make a stock pile at the same time cutting my grocery bill by 40-60% depending on the week. We were able to take our coupon savings and keep on a tighter budget for a while and pay off our credit cards. Each time we used coupons we would take the amount we saved by using them and set it aside. If we couldn’t afford to set aside the whole amount we would do at least half of it and at the end of each month we would make an extra payment on the credit cards (we always pay double the minimum but that + the extra payment got it paid off rather quickly). We still set aside extra savings, but with the budget a little looser we’re able to afford to do more things for fun then we ever were able to before.
Hi Karen!
These are stories I love to hear and reinforces why coupons can help families not only put food on the table but help pay of some debt. Good for you and glad you are finding your way now! Cheers Mr.CBB
Just an FYI– I had problem using black and white printed coupons at Lolbaws. They were very rude and accused me of photo copying it. A letter was written to the store and corporation with only response of “sorry”. They lost my business.
Let us know if you hear anything back from the company as I would be interested to hear about what they say. Cheers and thanks for sharing Mr.CBB
I used to get the inserts and such. It was a real surprise when I found out I could order the coupons online!!!!!! I love that!!! The printed ones I have to go on hubby’s big desk top to do but the ones I can get online!!!!! That was a big WOW!!!!!!!!!!
It’s nice when they mail them right to your house…
can printable coupons not be printed, just uploaded to say an Iphone then scanned at a store?
That would be lovely!
Thanks for sharing. I just signed up for the FREE Ingredients magazine;)