At check out put in the promo code: BRAG and it will make your balance go from $10 to $0.
Once they send you an email saying its ready just go to the store and pick it up!
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
Free Photo Book at WalMart
Just create an account and upload your photos and create your photo book!
At check out put in the promo code: BRAG and it will make your balance go from $10 to $0.
Once they send you an email saying its ready just go to the store and pick it up!
http://www.walmartphotocentre.ca/
At check out put in the promo code: BRAG and it will make your balance go from $10 to $0.
Once they send you an email saying its ready just go to the store and pick it up!
Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Baby Legs at 50% OFF!!
Shipping starts at the low cost of $3.25! Please see our shop for all options.
Cuddle Price: $8.97 & $20.97 {40 & 50% off regular retail of $14.95 & $41.95}
Revlon and Johnson & Johnson Warehouse Sale
Save up to 75% off on a wide variety of Health and Beauty Care Products!
Dates:
June 28-July 3, 2011
Tue-Thu 10AM-8PM
Fri 10AM-6PM
Sat 10AM-6PM
Sun 11AM-5PM
Markham Fairgrounds
10801 McCowan Road
Markham, Ontario
http://www.saleevent.ca/index.php?main_page=flyers
Warehouse Outlet
WarehouseOutlet.ca is a retail/wholesaler in small kitchen appliances, Foodsavers & Parts/Repair, Camping Equipment, Coleman and Sunbeam BBQ parts. Merchandise consists of refurbished, clear-outs, scratch & dent products and new products. Brand names include Sunbeam, Oster, Coleman, Hamilton Beach, Mr. Coffee, and more. They also offer in house warranty repair and BBQ replacements and parts for Sunbeam, Oster, Coleman, Hamilton Beach, Proctor Silex, Cuisinart, etc. Plus they've got technicians capable of repairing small kitchen appliances for most makes.
935 Matheson Boulevard East
Mississauga, Ontario
L4W 2R7
http://www.warehouseoutlet.ca
935 Matheson Boulevard East
Mississauga, Ontario
L4W 2R7
http://www.warehouseoutlet.ca
Monday, 27 June 2011
Sporting Life Summer Renovation Tent Sale
Summer Renovation Tent Sale
OPEN FRIDAY – The Tent Sale at 2665 Yonge St!50-70% Off
June 22 – July 4
A new, bigger, and better Sporting Life is coming to our Yonge Street store. We’re adding 10,000 square feet to our brand new 2nd floor!
To make room for more of the brands you love, we have to empty our warehouse! Come to our massive tent sale and save on Fashion, Athleticwear, Casualwear, Outerwear, Accessories and more, from brands like Nike, The North Face, Adidas, Quiksilver, Volcom, Hurley, Columbia, Woolrich, and more!
When
June 22nd to July 4th, 2011
Monday to Friday 9:30 am to 9:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, Sunday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Canada Day Yonge Street location is closed; but the tent sale (located at 2665 Yonge Street) in the parking lot will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Where
Yonge Street Store (in the massive tent)
2665 Yonge Street, Toronto (6 blocks N. of Eglinton)
Go to Google MapsPayment Methods
Cash and all major credit cards are accepted
Crazy Watch Sale!!!
Amazon.ca: Summer Deals on Watches, Up to 80% Off Select Men's & Women's Styles
Need a new watch? You're in luck, because it's time for Amazon.ca's Summer Deals on Watches, with discounts of up to 80% on men's and women's styles.You'll find from such brands as Citizen, Haurex Italy, Timex and Stuhrling being marked down. Here's are a few examples:
- Stuhrling Original Men's 176B2.33116 Sportsman Targa 24 Pro Chronograph Watch - $148.50, list price $675
- Haurex Italy Men's R6361US1 Class Luminous Watch - $125, list price $250
- Haurex Italy Women's 8A340DP1 Yacht Moon and Star Purple Dial Watch - $312.50, list price $625
- Citizen Women's EW9600-51E Silhouette Eco-Drive Stainless Steel Black Dial Watch - $150, list price $250
- Stuhrling Original Women's 109SW.1215C2 Cupid Aphrodite Collection Automatic Skeleton Watch - $104.96, list price $530
Thursday, 23 June 2011
Pools in the GTA
Not Too Cool for Pools
Information taken from Savvymom.ca- a great website/resource for moms!
Outdoor Pools
Stay cool—and pool your resources for fun this summer.
Had enough of splash pads? Take the troops pool-hopping this summer. Toronto offers 58 outdoor pools across the city and the best part is, family swimming is free (just don’t forget your change for lockers).
Starting Saturday, most of Toronto’s outdoor pools will be open for the season. Dive into our top six picks:
After an extensive renovation, Sunnyside pool (also known as The Gus Ryder Pool) has re-opened. Located at the base of Parkside Drive at Lake Shore Blvd., this pool offers plenty of parking and a newly renovated change room with ample locker space. The nearby café offers drinks and concession-style food throughout the summer.
The Beach’s most popular outdoor pool, the Donald D. Summerville Pool, offers an Olympic-sized pool, a 25-metre children’s pool and a diving pool with 10-metre diving boards overlooking Woodbine and Lake Shore. If you’re driving, we recommend you get there early to have a better shot at nearby parking. If your group is up for a post-swim snack, there are a variety of nearby restaurants to choose from. There are also plenty of playgrounds within walking distance if your kids need to burn off a little more energy.
A waterslide, wading pool and splash pad make The High Park Pool ideal for families. Snack stand vendors are easy to find and the nearby park grounds are also great for picnicking before or après swim. Lush walking paths, a fantastic playground and a unique zoo surround the High Park Pool so there’s no shortage of things to do.
Located at the corner of Christie and Bloor, the Alex Duff Outdoor Pool or ‘Duff’ as locals like to call it, is popular with families. The warm conversion pool (read: large hot tub) is a big draw for locals and fits up to a maximum of 60 people. The ‘Duff’ has a 25-metre lap pool, a shallow splash pool for kids as well as a deep diving pool. Did we mention it also has a two-storey waterslide? Get there early as this popular pool gets busy in the afternoons when local camps drop in. Parking on nearby streets is hit-and-miss but it’s just steps from the Christie TTC station.
Although we love the city, what we love most about Riverdale Pool during the day is that it makes you almost forget you’re in the city. Plan a trip to nearby Riverdale Farm before or after a swim at this large neighbourhood pool. It overlooks the Don Valley (not the traffic, the greenery) and has a waterslide. Parking along Broadview (note the posted times as parking officers are merciless) is available at the top of the hill.
We’re cheating a bit here because this is technically not a pool but one look at all the water amenities offered at Kidstown Water Playground in Scarborough will make them forget all about the deep end. This splash-tastic water playground, for kids 12 and under, features a large wading pool and slide with buckets that splash overhead and animals and rings that spray water.
We say take advantage of summer and bring the kids somewhere new and different. Life is an adventure so be a tourist in your own city and discover some great new pools. Tested by Alison R., Toronto
Information taken from Savvymom.ca- a great website/resource for moms!
Outdoor Pools
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Had enough of splash pads? Take the troops pool-hopping this summer. Toronto offers 58 outdoor pools across the city and the best part is, family swimming is free (just don’t forget your change for lockers).
Starting Saturday, most of Toronto’s outdoor pools will be open for the season. Dive into our top six picks:
After an extensive renovation, Sunnyside pool (also known as The Gus Ryder Pool) has re-opened. Located at the base of Parkside Drive at Lake Shore Blvd., this pool offers plenty of parking and a newly renovated change room with ample locker space. The nearby café offers drinks and concession-style food throughout the summer.
The Beach’s most popular outdoor pool, the Donald D. Summerville Pool, offers an Olympic-sized pool, a 25-metre children’s pool and a diving pool with 10-metre diving boards overlooking Woodbine and Lake Shore. If you’re driving, we recommend you get there early to have a better shot at nearby parking. If your group is up for a post-swim snack, there are a variety of nearby restaurants to choose from. There are also plenty of playgrounds within walking distance if your kids need to burn off a little more energy.
A waterslide, wading pool and splash pad make The High Park Pool ideal for families. Snack stand vendors are easy to find and the nearby park grounds are also great for picnicking before or après swim. Lush walking paths, a fantastic playground and a unique zoo surround the High Park Pool so there’s no shortage of things to do.
Located at the corner of Christie and Bloor, the Alex Duff Outdoor Pool or ‘Duff’ as locals like to call it, is popular with families. The warm conversion pool (read: large hot tub) is a big draw for locals and fits up to a maximum of 60 people. The ‘Duff’ has a 25-metre lap pool, a shallow splash pool for kids as well as a deep diving pool. Did we mention it also has a two-storey waterslide? Get there early as this popular pool gets busy in the afternoons when local camps drop in. Parking on nearby streets is hit-and-miss but it’s just steps from the Christie TTC station.
Although we love the city, what we love most about Riverdale Pool during the day is that it makes you almost forget you’re in the city. Plan a trip to nearby Riverdale Farm before or after a swim at this large neighbourhood pool. It overlooks the Don Valley (not the traffic, the greenery) and has a waterslide. Parking along Broadview (note the posted times as parking officers are merciless) is available at the top of the hill.
We’re cheating a bit here because this is technically not a pool but one look at all the water amenities offered at Kidstown Water Playground in Scarborough will make them forget all about the deep end. This splash-tastic water playground, for kids 12 and under, features a large wading pool and slide with buckets that splash overhead and animals and rings that spray water.
We say take advantage of summer and bring the kids somewhere new and different. Life is an adventure so be a tourist in your own city and discover some great new pools. Tested by Alison R., Toronto
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