Stores that Price Match Canada
Yes, did you know you can Price Match in Canada using your Flyers! Some stores will go above and beyond by giving you an additional percentage off if you catch a sale somewhere else and will give you money back!
The landscape has changed now when it comes to grocery shopping, and Yes, even you can price match while grocery shopping with select grocery stores that offer price matching.
Grocery Stores that Price Match Canada!
It was big news when Walmart changed their price match policy in October 2020, leaving the price-conscious grocery shoppers scrambling for a new plan. Still, a few stores took it upon themselves to promote their Price Match policy, such as certain Loblaw umbrella stores No Frills and Real Canadain Superstore.
No Frills:
No Frills has grocery stores in all provinces but in Quebec. The price Match policy “Won’t Be Beat” policy applies if a major grocery store within the store’s regional geographic trade area offers a lower price on any item they carry in their store, showing them the competitor’s flyer. They will sell you the item at the same price.
Real Canadain superstore ( RCSS) has grocery stores in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Yukon Territory. ( Atlantic provinces have a different Umbrella called Atlantic Superstore, but generally follows the same rules)
you can find the Price match policy at the bottom of every flyer. It states they will match the major superstore competitors’ flyer items. Each competitor is determined solely by them based on a number of factors which can vary by store location. They reserve the right to limit quantities. They match identical items and will not match competitors’ multi-buys, clearance, etc., special discounts obtained by other people’s loyalty programs.
FreshCo grocery stores are most widely found in Ontario. Still, they have been making themselves on the West Coast with some locations in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and maybe other provinces.
The price match policy “Lowest Price Guaranteed” is similar to other grocery stores; they will only match select “major supermarket competitors.” You can show them the flyer or receipt within 14 days of purchase, and they will give you the flyer or receipt of the item for a Penny less. Frescho has a limit to 2 identical products/flavours.
Save on Foods
Save on foods has grocery stores in Western Canada ( BC, AB, SK, MT) and the Yukon territory.
The price match policy is only on the Brand name Western Family.
“any identical Western Family grocery item (size, etc.) on the current list of Western Family & National Brand Equivalent (subject to change), you are entitled to one (1) item per product family free of charge: The price match policy excludes mandatory ‘multi-buys’ % discounts and discontinued items.
Giant Tiger has stores across Canada, except for British Columbia and Newfoundland.
Giant Tiger’s “Ad Match Guarantee” price match policy will beat the advertised price of any local competitor offering identical items, and you will get the item for 1 Cent less. Like other price-match policies, it does not include combination promotions Buy2 Get one free, online offers, rebates, percentages, and clearance sales.
Maxi is a part of the Loblaws Chain and only has stores in Quebec.
Maxi’s price match guarantee if you find a competitor’s advertisement during its effective date, they will match it. All price matching is limited to 4 items.
Tips on Grocery Store Ad matching!
- Print off their ad match policy and bring it with you.
- Separate your groceries with the items you are planning to “Match” and do them either first or last and prepare to do them at once to make the whole transaction faster.
- If you are unsuccessful in your attempt to match, ask for a manager
Price matching + Additional Price Difference
- Home Depot – has a Price Match Guarantee for both online and offline and gets 10% off competitor prices.
- Kitchen Stuff Plus will beat any competitor with an additional 10% off. Local Retailers only.
- Lowe’s will price match and beat by 10% off.
- Visions Electronic Store – 15% off both online and offline. Price matching excludes Sony products.
- Rakuten Kobo: – Will match + 10% off Digital books, including online three days.
- Hakim Optical will beat by 10% additional off!
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These Canadian Retail Stores Will Price Match
- Best Buy Canada has a price match guarantee but seems to only purchase in person within 30 days of purchase.
- Staples Store – They still have a Price Match Guarantee within 14 days of purchase
- Office Depot – will price-match local competitors within 14 days of purchase.
- London Drugs – 15-day guarantee
- Hudson’s Bay Company – will price match for seven days after purchase.
- Giant Tiger – Ad matches both online and offline
- The Source – Ad matches both online and offline
- The Brick – will ad match for up to 30 days after purchase.
- Leon’s Furniture – will match for up to 60 days after purchase.
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Yes, the short answer: Yes, usually, but always read the store’s price match guarantee before confronting a cashier about the issue if one arrives.
Does Shoppers Drug Mart’s price match?
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Everyone thinks that Superstore is much cheaper, but today I priced Fairlife skim Milk online it was $6.10 I pay $5.20 or so at Safeway or Sobeys, never ever once have I spent over 6. Then I used to buy for my grandmother her monthly drugs at Extra foods or Superstore, one item for example the no name Stool Softener was 2.99, then 3.99, then last year 3.49. This is about the time that I started going back & forth to Walmart paying same price now 3.99. Now…Superstore 9.99!! Walmart 4.99. Huge difference for 1 item, essentially when she uses 2 a month! That’s 12.00 savings for 2 items just for shopping at Walmart! Never mind Fairlife, @ Walmart 3.97 not 6.10 so we save 22.00 on 4 items. I could go on, I do not understand why Superstore is not checking their prices, as I share these experiences with everyone to make sure they know that not only r u forced into packing your own items, but they make u believe that your getting the best deal….but your getting taken for each item!
Lowe’s won’t price match an on line price if it is a percentage off. Even if it shows what the regular price and sale price is. Also some items they won’t match because they say it has a different item code – even though the supplier of the product has confirmed that it is exactly the same item that they provided to Lowe’s. Lots of loop holes in Lowe’s policy and their on line customer service is so slow that you can be waiting several months before they finally get to your request and send you a flat out no with no explanation. I wouldn’t put alot of faith in their “price match” policy.
No Frills will not price match Shopper’s as they do not consider it a grocery store. The same as they won’t match Giant Tiger for the same reason.
Ok, I do see it it with Shopper’s. However GT has been open all along as the pandemic deems them a grocery store. Doesn’t make sense as Walmart is just a bigger version of GT & they match them.
Recently I attempted price matching at No Frills. Several of the items were at both Independent and Real Canadian Superstore (Loblaws). No Fills flatly refused to price match anything from those stores. Loblaws is owned directly by Loblaws Ltd. and the others are subsidiaries of Loblaws. When asked why they would not price match against those stores the sales associate failed to provide an answer saying that is what they were told. I have also faced a failure to price match at Real Canadian Superstore (Loblaws).
After looking at their corporate price matching policy I see that Loblaws stores pick and choose who they will consider their competitors. I suppose they do not see stores within their group of stores as competitors. I can guarantee that FreshCo and and Walmart are more than happy top price match their prices.
Needless to say The Loblaws group of stores have lost my business until they get their act together and sto screwing around with their price matching policy.
At this time when you should not be going from store to store I was , let’s just say upset, that FRESHCO (yes I put it in caps) would not price match a single can of coffee from Shoppers. Really I am just trying to get by and the fact that they would not take a hit for a couple of dollars when the world is in such a state, SHAME on YOU
The Brick was listed in both categories?
Not all stores match every store.
For instance No Frills on Ritson Rd. Oshawa will not match Shoppers Drug Mart and Giant Tiger.
Freshco will also price match and beat the price by one cent.
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